Reborn 1980 has a farm

Chapter 242
Aunt Song gave the steps, but unfortunately the old lady was so focused on the broth that she didn't appreciate it at all.

He also snorted, and stared at her and Si Ni.

"Master Song, don't fool my old lady. Who doesn't know that you and the third family are as good as one person, and you usually get good benefits, right? Are you filial to your mother-in-law?"

As Mrs. Yao said, she poked heavily on the ground with her cane. The daughter-in-law and mother-in-law will never be of the same mind, and she still wants to pretend to be a good person to her, bah~
"If a daughter-in-law is not filial to her mother-in-law, she should be struck by lightning. Some people should be scolded just because they are shameless. You, stop meddling in my family's business."

"You...you old lady, why don't you know what to do?" The others couldn't stand it any longer, looked at Mrs. Yao, and shook their heads.

"Why don't you know what's good? Who doesn't know what's good? My mother knows a reason. If a son doesn't even want to let his mother eat a mouthful of broth, he is unfilial and should be struck by lightning."

"The old lady raised them up frugally, how much hardship and tiredness did she suffer? Why, what happened to drinking her soup? Am I breaking the law?"

Everyone: "..."

It's either that you can't eat well, or you don't know the time.

"No one said you violated the law, but I can't stand it. My son's house is about to collapse, and the mother is still grabbing a bite of food. It's disgusting to hear."

When everyone was silent, the second sister-in-law of the Song family came over with a basket.

"Sister-in-law, some people don't understand people's language at all, rely on their elders to sell their elders, are mean, and don't know what to do. How can you save face with this kind of people? Fortunately, our mother-in-law is sensible and never judges my daughter-in-law. We live a stable life. "

"It's not like some people who act as demons every day, make troubles, and are not afraid of retribution when they grow old."

When Aunt Song saw her second younger sibling coming over, she was relieved and couldn't help laughing at herself.

She really couldn't say some words. Fortunately, although her younger brother and sister were aggressive, they were really straightforward.

"Third sister-in-law, I heard that your house is going to repair the roof. These are the eggs laid by my own chickens. I brought you a few. It is my kindness. You are welcome."

Without any explanation, she stuffed the bamboo basket into Kong Yulian's hands.

"This? Why is this so embarrassing?" Kong Yulian looked at the basket that was forcefully stuffed in her hand, with a puzzled expression on her face.

Don't underestimate these ten eggs. In the eyes of farmers, these are good things to exchange salt for sesame oil, and the price is expensive.

"There's nothing to be embarrassed about. Neighbors and neighbors. If you need help, let's take these eggs as a dish for you."

After saying this, he looked at Granny Yao mockingly, then walked to sister-in-law's side, wrapped her arms around her and walked away.

"Sister-in-law, let's go home, so we don't have to worry about it here."

Mrs. Yao was slapped in the face by an outsider, and everyone shook their heads. The appearance of Mrs. Yao being overwhelmed by crying could not help but make people feel sympathetic. They felt that Mrs. Yao was not authentic, so why not just a little broth?

What's wrong with letting the old lady drink a few sips?

Now seeing the behavior of the second sister-in-law of the Song family, her sympathy disappeared immediately.

Neighbors and neighbors all know how to help, Mrs. Yao is a mother, it's fine if she doesn't help, and she is still making a fuss about eating food for guests, she is really angry.

They all live in the same village. Everyone knows how the old lady Yao treats the family of the third son. Seeing the Song family leave, everyone is reluctant to stay and watch the fun, and they also leave resentfully.

In the blink of an eye, they were the only family left in the yard.

(End of this chapter)