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Chapter 624 Gratitude
Mr. Niu was worried about her daughter, but there was nothing she could do. When they left Chenyang County, they walked fast and hastily.

Except for the people in Sanjia Village, people from other villages were not informed.

Naturally, she couldn't find anyone to deliver news to her daughter.

Later on the road, the news of the Varan rebels' contribution to Chenzhou spread. Everyone was walking from the southwest to the east and north. She had no way of letting people go southwest instead and go to Qingcha Village in Hefeng County to inform her. daughter.

So she could only keep this matter in her heart.

He did not dare to make too many demands on Chu Qingge, who was already the backbone of the family and relied on in the future.

Unexpectedly, even if she didn't say anything, Chu Qingge would take the initiative to mention it.

It is said that Hefeng County is not as dangerous as Chenyang County.

When people in Hefeng County receive the news, they will most likely go east, and people from the same village will probably go together.

When things stabilized, she sent someone to Jiangzhou to find out where the people from Qingcha Village in Hefeng County had fled.

After hearing this, Mr. Niu felt that it was impossible not to be grateful.

For the first time in my life, I felt a little bit embarrassed about my past behavior.

But there was only one thing, otherwise, she would not be the shameless Niu that Chu Qingge was familiar with.

"I don't worry, I don't worry. Do all this big family rely on Qing Ge alone?"

Mrs. Yan glanced at Mrs. Niu angrily, knowing very well what her second daughter-in-law was thinking.

It's not that she doesn't allow Niu to flatter Chu Qingge, but she feels that she can't let everything fall on Chu Qingge.

Everyone in the Chu family's old house has hands and feet, and they are not disabled or sick, so they all want to eat ready-made food.

It was good that Chu Qingge could help them make arrangements, but didn't the Lu family also encounter problems?
Chu Qingge is now the head daughter-in-law of the family, and she is still the head daughter-in-law of everyone. How can she be so relaxed.Yan was not worried that Chu Qingge would be too busy to take care of them, but that he was too busy.

I don’t want to hold the other party back or put more pressure on the other party.

"One or two, they eat more than pigs and work less than cows. Apart from having a mouth and being able to flatter people, what else can they do?" Yan couldn't help but said, "Whenever you have free time, you should think about what you can do." What.

If you rely on others to help you with everything, are your own brains, hands and feet just decorations? "

Mr. Niu didn't blush when he heard that Xi Xi was clearly scolding her, but he couldn't help but laugh and stopped talking.

"Okay grandma, this is a banquet, why don't we eat first." Chu Qingge stood up and smoothed things over.

She knew that when Yan said these words, he did not regard her as "someone else", but felt sorry for her.

She felt that the burden on her shoulders was too heavy alone.

But Yan didn't know that Chu Qingge was not as tired as they thought because she had too many people.

For many things, she only needs to coordinate and give orders, and there will naturally be capable people to help her do it.

For example, on the Lu family's side, after it was confirmed that Butler Yan would fall in love with Lu Siming, Chu Qingge felt comfortable using him.

He was originally the head of the Lu family, although Aunt Zhao had taken away part of the management rights of the back house in the past.

But now without the front yard and the Lu family's business outside, the management of his multiple back houses is no longer a problem.

In terms of coordination, she is not alone. In the inner house, she has Ning Ruyun, who has been trained as a housewife since she was a child, to give her advice. Externally, she also has Lu Siming, the commander-in-chief.

(End of this chapter)