Pastoral fierce wife busy farming

637 0639 funeral

Crying and laughing, Mrs. Zhao ran wildly, but was finally dragged back to the house by Su Daqi and locked up.

Su Li looked and found that Liu Ru was gone.

"Where's Liu Ru?" Su Li asked.

Father Su didn't even raise his head. This former majestic patriarch of the old Su family could no longer see how powerful he was back then. His voice was like a deflated ball, weakly saying, "Liu Ru, that stinky cousin ran away!" It's gone... rolled up all the valuables in the house, and ran away..."

There was a mocking smile on the corner of Su Li's mouth, and Liu Ru really ran away, not only took away the principal she owed for selling vegetables at Su Li's house, but also took away the last valuable belongings of the old Su family.

However, the child who was used as collateral was no longer there, and Su Li did not intend to pursue the principal of Liu Ru's idea.

The old Su's family is at the end of the road, and there is nothing left, only Su Daqi and Su Daqi are left, and a disfigured one-eyed Su Meixiang who is as gloomy as a poisonous snake.

Su Li looked at such a dilapidated old Su family, and suddenly didn't want to stay any longer.

She turned and walked out, Yuan Jie and the others followed, walked a few steps out of the courtyard door, and saw Su Sanyun, Su Shirong, and Sun Shi running over in a panic.

Su Sanyun and his family wore filial piety clothes.

Su Li knew at a glance that although her soft-hearted third uncle said that he had broken away from the old Su family, his mother had died, so he still changed into filial obedience.

"A Li, what's going on at home, is your grandma really gone?" Mrs. Sun couldn't believe that that wicked mother-in-law was gone.

"Well, it's gone." Su Li nodded.

Su Sanyun had a sad look on his face and heaved a heavy sigh.

Yuan Jie came over, gave Su Sanyun a piece of silver, and said, "Third brother, take it and buy a coffin for them. I will pay for it and you will work for it. After all, I was born."

Su Sanyun put away the money and nodded: "Well, fourth brother, I will take care of the funeral."

After Su Sanyun finished speaking, he hurried over with his son and daughter-in-law to the old Su's house.

In the end, Mrs. Su and Su Shimao each had a thin coffin, and the baby was a small coffin made by Su Sanyun himself. The three of them were buried in the old Su's ancestral grave at the foot of the mountain.

It is said to be the ancestral grave, but in fact it is only because the great grandfather and grandma are buried there.

At the time of the funeral, none of the villagers came, not even Yuan Jie and Su Li.Only Su Daddy, Su Daqi, and Su Meixiang were dressed in filial piety, with dull eyes, like Bai Wuchang walking in the daytime.

The villagers were indifferent to the death of three people in Lao Su's family and one person's madness, because the whole village was discussing the recent robbery by bandits.

When Mrs. Tang disappeared, Zhang Zhuzi reported it to the government, and the government sent a yamen servant to look at it, saying that the bandits did it, and asked Zhang Zhuzi to wait for news before going back.

Since then, there has been no news. Except for Su Li's house, no one knows where Tang has gone. Everyone thinks that Tang has been robbed by bandits, so people in the village have been very nervous recently and locked their doors at night.

After the turmoil subsided, the village continued to be busy with the school, and the destroyed shed of Su Li's house was rebuilt. Unfortunately, it was already early spring, and it was too late to sow off-season vegetables in winter.

However, Su Li was not annoyed by this. She asked people to plant common crops such as wheat and corn in the field. After the grain matured, she would sell a small part of it. She planned to build a secret granary in the nearby mountains for the rest. Come to collect food.

The hoarded food can be used for emergency relief in times of famine, and can also be used as emergency military pay.

Su Li knew that for a general like Xiao Zetian, food and grass were his lifeblood. Instead of putting this lifeblood in the hands of the emperor, Su Li felt that it was safer to hold it in his own hands.

Just when everything was back on track, something unexpected happened like a bolt from the blue.

(End of this chapter)