In the era of rebirth, the charming daughter-in-law in the courtyard is beautiful and sassy.

Seeing that Ye Bingyu's expression did not change, Zhong Yuhu continued: "I heard that he got lost during the winter, which happened to be the year when the famine was at its worst.

The families I visited privately said that Zhang Baosheng and his wife didn't want to see the child, so they left it with their parents-in-law when they returned to the village. Some people joked that they might have lost the child on purpose.

After all, every household was short of food at that time, so this speculation is really possible. "

Seeing that Ye Bingyu remained silent, he told him again what he had learned about Zhang Baosheng and his wife after they returned to their hometown.

Ye Bingyu's face became increasingly ugly. After sending Zhong Yuhu away, he went to the south in person and found the doctor and nurse who delivered his wife's baby to learn about the situation.

According to their recollection, the child born to his wife Xia Dongxue did have a small red mole on the inner thigh.

Why they remember it is because the typhoon had just passed and people were in panic. The little red mole was bright red in color. The doctor who delivered the baby at that time joked with the nurse about the mole, saying that the child's mole was different.

After all, most people have moles on their bodies, mostly black. When he asked, they still remembered it.

After he visited her many times, he learned that Qin Lijuan had indeed entered the delivery room at that time and did not stay there for long.

After all, as my sister-in-law Shi Jingfang said, it was when they met Qin Lijuan, an acquaintance in the hospital, that they were allowed to enter the delivery room. After all, it had never happened before that someone went in to accompany the childbirth, so the doctors and nurses would remember what happened back then.

The more he thought about it, the angrier he became, and he stood up directly: "Huzi, find a few people to help me again."

Zhong Yuhu didn't ask any more questions: "Brother Ye, just ask me if you have something to do. I'll make sure I do it beautifully for you."

Ye Bingyu took a look at the sky outside and walked out.

Ye Bingyu had people watching Qin Lijuan for a long time. Qin Lijuan asked her adoptive father to help transfer the couple back to Beijing a few years ago, which just saved her trouble. *

When it was getting dark, Qin Lijuan finished the rice in the bowl in several mouthfuls and said to her little daughter: "Nono, wash the bowl later."

After saying that, he hurriedly picked up his thick clothes and walked out.

Wu Nuonuo was a little unhappy, and said to Wu Shengjun, who was sitting there still eating, "Dad, you don't care about her. She just runs out every day. My classmate is shouting at me from afar now. It's really embarrassing." ”

Wu Shengli wanted to take care of it, but he had to manage it: "Okay, it's not like you don't know your mother's temper. If I don't let her go out to play, it will stop."

Wu Nuonuo's face darkened: "I was worried before. Since my eldest brother refused to obey the arrangements and signed up to go to the countryside, my mother is using us as a punching bag?"

Wu Binghong, the second child sitting next to him, said: "It's not just an excuse for her to play around. The same goes for my eldest brother. He obviously could stay in the city, but he insisted on going to the countryside. He thought that by chasing that woman, he would fall in love with him. What a dream.”

Wu Shengjun said with some displeasure: "That's your brother, how can you talk?"

Wu Binghong put the bowl on the dining table: "Did I say something wrong? It's obvious that he made mom unhappy, why should we suffer for him?"

After saying that, he pushed the bowl away, got up and went back to his room, with the door being slammed shut.

Seeing his second son like this, Wu Shengjun wanted to chase him and punish him, but he also knew that these days, because his eldest son Wu Bingjie refused to listen and insisted on going to the countryside, his wife was often making unreasonable troubles at home.

It was understandable that the two children had complaints.