The wife of a peasant girl is a little sweet

Chapter 39 She Actually Stealed From Her Head
Su Wan sat up suddenly and listened carefully.

"Wanwan, what happened just now?" Qin Shi also sat up and asked.

"It seems to be Uncle Li's house next door." Su Wan probably guessed what was going on.

"Will something happen if it's so loud? Do you want to go and see?" Qin asked worriedly when she heard the messy voices next door.

"Mother, we'd better not get involved in other people's family affairs, even if someone dies, it has nothing to do with us." Su Wan pressed Qin's hand to prevent her from getting up.

"But, after all, it's a neighbor, isn't it good if you can't hear it?"

Su Wan sighed helplessly. Although her mother is not so buns now, she can't change her habit of always caring about other people's opinions.

"Wanwan is right, let's not meddle in other people's affairs, and sleep peacefully." Su Laifu whispered in the darkness.

"Hey." Qin replied, and lay down again.

Su Wan could guess what happened without even thinking about it. Li Shun probably started to suspect Li Cuilan, then went back and forth, and was caught.

After a while, they heard movement in the front yard. It is estimated that other members of the old Su family heard the movement and went to watch the excitement, right?

Su Wan didn't think too much, she was tired after a busy day, and soon fell asleep again.

When she woke up again, it was already daylight.

Qin Shi got up early and started making breakfast, Su Qian and Su Zhe were nowhere to be seen, only Su Laifu lay there with his eyes closed, not sure if he was asleep or awake.

Su Wan got up lightly, a little annoyed in her heart, she should have gotten up earlier to catch crabs, who knows that she has slept until now.

"Mother, we're back." As soon as Su Wan got up, she heard Su Qian's voice from outside the door.

When I went out, I saw that Su Qian and Su Zhe were walking in from the outside, each carrying a basket on their backs, and their clothes were mostly wet.

"Qianqian, Xiao Zhe, you two?"

"Sister, are you awake?" Su Qian put the basket on the ground, raised her head and said with some self-reproach: "Sister, we grabbed eight legs all morning, but we didn't catch two baskets full, is it not good for Shopkeeper Huang?" explain?"

"Are you going to grab the eight legs? Why didn't you call me?" Su Wan asked with distress while bringing clean clothes to help them both change.

"Eldest sister is tired and needs to sleep." Su Zhe said with a smile.

"Xiao Zhe is so good, don't do this in the future, you know? Eldest sister will feel bad." Su Wan stretched out her hand and rubbed his head, feeling even more self-blame. Such a young child woke up so early to catch crabs in the icy river. She was sleeping at home, this eldest sister was too unqualified.

"It's okay, big sister, I'm a little man now." Su Zhe raised his head, patted his own little chest and said.

"Yes, Xiao Zhe is a little man, but he has to listen to the elder sister, okay?" Su Wan scratched his little nose and smiled.

"Well, Xiao Zhe listens to the eldest sister most." Su Zhe nodded emphatically, his eyes sparkling, and he was so happy to be able to help the eldest sister with work.

Su Wan turned her head and said to Su Qian again: "Qianqian, you can't do this again in the future, you are young, it's not a joke to be frozen."

"Understood elder sister." Su Qian stuck out her tongue, she knew that elder sister cared about her.

Su Wan changed their clothes, and asked Qin to make ginger soup for them, and watched them drink it, sweating, so she felt relieved.

While eating breakfast, Su Wan began to calculate in her heart that selling river crabs alone is not a long-term solution. After half a month at most, it will be difficult to catch them, and they will not be able to enter the water. They need to think of other ways to make money .

Su Wan went to the entrance of the village to meet Changshan and the others as usual after dinner, and went out to take a look at Li Cuilan's house, only to find that the gate was closed and there was no movement at all, and she didn't know what was going on.

Along the way, she met many villagers, all of whom were talking about what happened last night, and she listened a lot along the way.

It turned out that Li Shun found another man's clothes at home, so he kept an eye out for it, and ate lunch and dinner at home without showing any signs of expression. On the pretext that he didn't want to get up early the next day and hurry, he went out of the house while it was still dark. .

What made him even more suspicious was that Li Cuilan had no intention of staying at all, so she hurriedly packed some clothes and food and sent him out.

So, he didn't know where he was lying around for half the night, and suddenly he turned back to the carbine.

It's a pity that Li Cuilan didn't know how to restrain herself, so she called her adulterer to come to the house that night, and Li Shun happened to catch her.

Li Shun was furious, rushed to the kitchen and picked up a kitchen knife to chop up the adulterer's body, but the adulterer took advantage of it and ran away, because it was dark, he didn't see who it was, so he grabbed Li Cuilan and beat him up.

Li Shun was about to write a divorce letter to divorce Li Cuilan immediately. Li Cuilan knelt on the ground and wept bitterly, begging and begging. Li Shun didn't divorce her because she gave birth to a pair of sons, but he left that night. , took away all the money from the family, and said that she would take her two sons to rent a house in the town and never come back, leaving Li Cuilan to fend for herself at home.

The villagers talked a lot, saying everything, some said that Li Shun was stupid, if he didn't come back, wouldn't it just give Li Cuilan and the adulterer a chance, and they would be even more unscrupulous.

Some people said that Li Shun was righteous, and Li Cuilan didn't give up after being like this. Now Li Cuilan should be honest. After a while, Li Shun's anger subsides, and he will probably come back. After all, the two sons cannot live without their mother.

Su Wan listened to the people's comments and was noncommittal, but when she saw Chang Shan's carriage approaching from a distance, she went up to meet it.

Chang Shan jumped off the carriage and asked the workers to go to work first, while he walked forward with Su Wan and took out two bank notes from his pocket and handed them over.

"This is?" Su Wan took it and asked.

"Eight legs and wild boar's money." Chang Shan said with a smile.

Su Wan opened it and saw that one was 50 taels and the other was 100 taels. She raised her head in surprise, "So much?"

"Two baskets with eight legs cost fifty catties. According to the price you negotiated for one catty and one tael, it is 50 taels. The wild boar weighs 250 catties. My brother-in-law will make up the whole thing for you." Chang Shan said with a smile.

"I really didn't expect that wild boar to be so valuable?" Su Wan was a little surprised. River crabs are a new species in this era, so it should be more expensive, but this wild boar should not be considered a rare item, right?

"Miss Su doesn't know, this wild pork is very rare, and it is several times more expensive than ordinary pork." Chang Shan explained with a smile.

"Oh, so that's the case." Su Wan nodded without being entangled. It is naturally good to sell more money.

The two were talking, when they suddenly saw a worker running over quickly, with a serious expression on his face, hesitant to speak.

"Daniu, what's the matter?" Chang Shan felt strange and asked.

"Boss, Miss Su, there are fewer blue bricks." The worker named Daniu frowned and said.

"What did you say?" Chang Shan was startled, and turned to look at Su Wan.

"How much is missing?" Su Wan's expression suddenly turned cold, who was so bold to steal it from her.

"It's probably half missing." Daniel's face was also very ugly, but they had worked so hard to transport it here.

"Miss Su, this..." Chang Shan didn't know what to say for a while.

Su Wan pondered for a while, and said, "Boss Chang, tell everyone to keep quiet. I have my own opinion on what to do."

(End of this chapter)