Small peasant girl

Chapter 78 go home together

Five taels of silver, one month.

This this……

I remembered that their family couldn't save a few silver coins for a whole year before.

At this moment, Pangzi only felt that the money in his arms weighed a thousand catties.

Glancing at Sanya who was cleaning up the dishes.

Ponzi immediately beamed with joy, feeling quite comforted in his heart.

"Aunt Pang, why don't you go back first, it's getting late at this time."

She came to town today to pull four baskets of tofu.

Only three baskets have been sold now, and there is still a whole large basket.

It is estimated that they will not be sold out by [-]:[-] noon, not to mention that the flow of people has begun to decrease now.

So seeing that it was still early, Xu urged Pang to leave first.

And Pang's ability to sell fish today can be regarded as a favor from Xu's.

Naturally, I was embarrassed to leave Mrs. Xu alone, shook my hand, and said, "Don't rush home, I'll wait for you, and we will go together when the time comes."

"Okay then, let's go together."

Pang has already said so, and Xu can't save her face.

I had to sell tofu first.

But I was thinking in my heart that I had to go back early today.

Anyway, the tofu can't be sold out in the morning, and when she arrives in the village or in the afternoon, she will sell it with a load.

Thinking of this, Xu started selling tofu seriously.

However, as it happens, today's business is not bad.

I thought there would be more than half of the basket of tofu left, but in the end it was less than three catties.

Seeing this, Mrs. Xu didn't hesitate, and immediately closed the booth, and walked back with the Pang family of three.

On the way back, because the shelf car was empty.

Su Yunkang let her sit in the empty car.

Ponzi refused and refused several times.

In the end, it was estimated that I was really tired, so I got on the car.

It was slow when it came, and it was fast when it came back. The four of them didn't feel much, and they arrived at Sujia Village talking and laughing along the way.

When they arrived in the village, Mrs. Xu cut off two catties of the remaining three catties of tofu and gave it to Pang.

Pang couldn't compete with her, so he had to bite the bullet and accept it.

However, he still forcibly gave Xu ten coins.

At present, the yield of soybeans is about [-] catties per mu, which is about the same as that of wheat per mu.

In terms of the price of soybeans alone, it costs fifteen cents per catty.

A catty of soybeans yields more than three catties of tofu, and a catty of tofu costs six cents.

Calculating and calculating, a catty of soybeans ground into tofu can earn almost four pennies.

Speaking of which, if Pang gave ten Wen to Xu, Xu would not suffer.

However, just because she didn't suffer a loss, Xu felt a little uncomfortable.

Knowing that Pangzi couldn't compete, and Pangzi also knew the situation of her family, Xu looked at the back of Pangzi and the three of them walking away, sighed several times before heading home.

"Mom, you're back."

I came back late today, probably because my family was waiting anxiously.

As soon as he came back, he saw Su Yunde waiting at the door.

Seeing the three of them walking back slowly, they hurried up to meet them.

Helped to help Ponzi down from the shelf car.

"You went to the field in the morning, how are you doing in the field?"

Hearing Su Yunde's words, Pang just nodded without responding.

After getting out of the car, he looked at Su Yunde and asked.

The land at home has not been plowed yet, and it will soon be waiting for spring plowing.

Although she went to the town to earn money, she always cared about the land at home.

Without her, I don't know if anyone is lazy.

"I have my father watching. My father is not ambiguous in farming. In one morning, the few of us turned a total of three acres of land."

After listening to Pang's question, Su Yunde answered truthfully.

"Your father has lived his whole life, and that's all he can do."

After Su Pinghan left, the couple lived on the few acres of land they rented.

(End of this chapter)