A Handbook of Happiness for Small Farmers

Chapter 177
Although Village Chief Si paid for these things out of his own pocket, it has nothing to do with Qin Keer.But Qin Ke'er considered that he would trouble the village chief Si in the future, so he might as well take this opportunity to leave a sensible and good impression on the village chief Si.

More importantly, Qin Ke'er's family now has two more patients, and one of them is a critically ill patient.As for the nutrition supply of these two people, Qin Ke'er didn't think about deducting anything.

Even if Village Chief Si doesn't have these things in his hands now, Qin Ke'er still wants to find some time to go to the city to buy some back!Now that he has the fish from village chief Si, he probably won't have to go to the city for a day or two.

Hearing that Qin Ke'er wanted to buy the fish in his hands, Village Chief Si's face immediately became energetic, but when he thought about the amount of money he had spent, he couldn't help losing his energy.

"Ker, you just came out to live by yourself, and there are two more mouths in the house, so you should sort it out carefully! The village chief's grandpa will send these things back." The village chief's heart is still good, he guessed more or less When Qin Ke'er arrived, she wanted to share it with herself.

But the fish also cost a lot of money, even if Qin Ke'er gave half of it, I'm afraid he would still get some money, if he returned it by himself, it would not be difficult to put down his old face and say something nice.

"Grandpa, the village chief, if you sell it to Ke'er, then Ke'er will have to go to the city to buy it later, which is very troublesome. Wait, Ke'er will take the money for you!" Qin Ke'er said, Turned around and ran towards the house.

Not long after, Qin Ke'er came out with her purse.

Village Chief Si had hope at all, but seeing that Qin Ke'er really took the money out, and said that if he didn't sell it, she would go to the city to buy it, so he simply sold the item to Qin Ke'er .

Qin Ke'er wanted to give Village Chief Si more than a dozen cents for the round-trip travel expenses, but Village Chief Si didn't want it anyway.

In the end, Qin Ke'er could only thank her, and then called Chunhua to come out and help her get things.

Originally, the village chief wanted to ask Qin Keer what the contract she and Wei Jian had talked about before, but when he thought that Wei Jian's servant would not ask him to go out sooner or later, it happened to be so crucial. Sometimes I call myself, I'm afraid I just don't want myself to know.

The village head Si is more or less a scholar, and knows what it means not to listen to insults.In addition, Qin Ke'er had no intention of telling him at all, so the village head Si just told Qin Ke'er a few words, and then called everyone to disperse.

Aunt Qin and Lu Anbang's fever made Xiaoju and Chunhua anxious, but Qin Ke'er seemed calm.

He asked Xiaoju to heat up the kang, asked Chunhua to help him spread the kang, and asked the two sleepy people to cover themselves with quilts and towels soaked in cold water.

Afterwards, he asked Chunhua to stare at the two of them, while he went into the kitchen, made ginger soup for the two of them first, then heated up the meal, and called Chunhua and Xiaoju to have a late lunch together.

After eating, Qin Keer told Chunhua to take care of Aunt Qin and Lu Anbang at home, while she rushed back to the mountain with Xiaoju.

The mushrooms picked this morning are still hidden in the woods. If you don't take them back quickly, if someone goes up the mountain and sees them, you may cause trouble.

Although the journey was not very far, when Qin Ke'er and Xiaoju rushed home again, there was someone at home.

"Chunhua, why do you keep everyone at home?"

(End of this chapter)