Space Spirit Spring: Farmhouse Qiao Jun’s Wife

  Xiao Naihe is not Cheng Yuanzheng, his trust in Su Haitang is not maintained enough, and his attitude towards life is also different.

   So he hastily grabbed two bites of the meal, and anxiously went to the next door to find Lu Yongsheng and Wang Guihua and his wife to clarify.

  Su Haitang certainly didn't go. It's not her who did the wrong thing. It's not good to bow her head to others. She doesn't do superfluous things.

  Xiao Naihe has been gone for a long time. I don't know whether it was Lu Yongsheng who stayed for a drink, or Wang Guihua who was chaotic and confused. In short, when Xiao's parents and Xiao's mother came to the door, he hadn't returned.

   "Mingzhu, have you eaten yet? I've been thinking about it for a while with your dad, but I'm still worried, so I'll come and ask you in person."

  Mother Xiao was in a hurry, so she explained it first when she entered the door, but it saved Su Haitang from repeating the cliché.

   "Mom and dad, I'll tell you tomorrow if you have something to do. It's not safe to drive late at night. Tell me in advance and ask Lao Xiao to pick you up. Haven't you eaten yet?"

  Su Haitang greeted her in-laws and went to the kitchen to warm up the food. Mother Xiao followed impatiently.

   "Did you buy a house? Where did you get the money? You won't receive a gift, right? You young people don't know the importance. Mom told you, you can't take the money that shouldn't be charged. It won't pay for your reputation and future!"

  Su Haitang listened to her patiently, and firstly had a good impression of this old lady with a clear concept of right and wrong.

   "Mom, don't worry, the money came from a regular source, and I paid the tax at the tax bureau. The house and shop were also visited by comrades from the public security bureau. It's very reliable."

   Mother Xiao couldn't turn the corner for a while, so she asked in a stupid way, "What?"

   Father Xiao stood at the door of the kitchen and listened for a while, cleared his throat, and spoke slowly.

   "Pearl, you haven't said yet, where did the money come from. Houses in the city with pavilions are expensive, right?"

  Su Haitang put on the coal stove, heated up a few steamed buns, and looked back at him with a smile.

   "Dad, I was about to say it. I went to the city to sell buns today and made some money. I was thinking of going to buy some food and meat, but when I met someone who was gambling on stones, I also joined the fun."

   "Do you understand stone betting? It's just betting on luck. Buy a stone and cut it with a saw. If there is jade in it, you will earn money. If you don't have jade, it will be a waste of water."

  Su Haitang smiled shyly.

   "I think I must be a lucky person to be able to marry into our family, so I gave it a try, and I was very lucky to earn it."

   "I was thinking about ten bets and nine losses. I can't rely on this to make a fortune. It's the right way to buy a family business and live a solid life, so I just took the money to buy a house and prepared to open a shop, that's all."

  Mother Xiao listened quietly, her eyes a little straight.

   They have been honest and honest all their lives, facing the loess with their backs to the sky, and eating a meal with a drop of sweat.

  Don't say that the word gambling stone is them, even the people around them have never heard of it!

   "Okay, okay, live a solid life."

   Father Xiao has an advantage. He has little knowledge but is responsible. In this life, he has only one son, Xiao Naihe.

   Originally, the old couple still thought that if they could live with their son and daughter-in-law, they sold the land and went to their son's house, thinking of giving people a day job or something, not free to eat, but also to help look after their grandson.

   Who knows that the in-laws are not vegetarians, there is a lot of noise, and they have to live with their sons.

  The house in the family building of the army is not very big, so where can all these people come to live?

  The old couple couldn't bear to burden their son and daughter-in-law, so they rented a bungalow in the countryside and worked odd jobs to make ends meet.