Chapter 98 The sister-in-law who ran away 10
Sending off the brigade captain’s wife, Yuanchun closed the courtyard door and returned to the main room.
After deeply hypnotizing the two white-eyed wolves on the ground and making sure that they could lie on the ground for another day and night, Yuanchun happily went to kill the remaining two old hens.
One is made into chicken nuggets and stewed potatoes.
One stewed mushroom and chicken soup.
He also took out half a pot of cornmeal and a pot of white flour from the space, and made half of them into meat buns and half into pancakes.
The meat stuffing was something she had stored in the Jade Gourd space before.
After everything was done, it was already noon. Yuanchun drank a bowl of mushroom and chicken soup, ate two meat buns, then went to the house and packed his luggage.
Back then, after the original owner severed ties with the Qin family, the Qin family did not ignore her at first, and even packed and sent to her the clothes and daily necessities she left at her parents' house.
There were also two dowry quilts prepared for her by the original owner’s mother.
However, at that time, the original owner was persuaded by Liu Fusheng to ignore her mother's family, thinking that her mother's family was using roundabout tactics to coax her to change her mind.
It was not until the original owner was sold that the original owner understood that the reason why Liu Fusheng persuaded her to sever ties with her family was not because he was worried that she would be coaxed back, but because he was worried that she would go to Qin after being wronged by the Liu family. The family found a backer to help her stand out.
Once the Qin family is gone, the Liu family can use the original owner more safely.
The original owner only used the two new quilts sent by the Qin family for a few days before they were occupied by Liu Baozhu along with the room and bed.
Yuan Chun disliked the quilt being stained with Liu Baozhu's smell and didn't want it anymore, so he kept it in the space and planned to find an opportunity to give it to people who needed it.
As for whether the white-eyed wolf is covered or not, what does it have to do with her?
Yuan Chun also collected all the clothes and shoes that the original owner bought for the two white-eyed wolves in the past three years, not even letting go of the two school bags.
Finally, she left the village carrying a small baggage.
At three o'clock in the afternoon, she rushed to the county seat. First she went to the county high school, took out her household registration book, showed her identity, and went through the withdrawal procedures for the two white-eyed wolves. The school at this time was very benevolent and would refund the remaining tuition fees before a semester was completed.
Yuanchun returned more than 20 yuan for tuition and more than 100 kilograms of grain.
The teacher also took Yuanchun to the dormitory of the two white-eyed wolves, packed their luggage and took them away.
After leaving school, Yuanchun found a remote and deserted corner and put the grain and large and small bags into the space, leaving only one baggage in his hand.
After that, she went straight to the train station.
Using mental hypnosis, I successfully bought a soft sleeper ticket for the train to Spring City in an hour.
The distance between Nanxian County and Chuncheng is thousands of miles, and it takes eight or nine days to get there by train. Yuanchun didn't want to take that long.
"Comrade, do you want to buy tea eggs?"
As Yuanchun walked out of the ticket office and was about to enter the station, there was an old woman in her sixties, pulling her sleeves and trembling with fear. He asked her in a low voice, "Five cents each, little comrade, buy a few, they are still warm."
The old woman was holding a small basket in her hand.
It was covered with a small piece of floral cloth.
When Yuanchun looked over, the old woman opened a corner of the cloth and there were twenty tea eggs inside.
Yuan Chun took out one dollar and fifty cents, "I bought them all. Give me the basket as well. The extra fifty cents will be my money to buy the basket."
"Okay, thank you, little comrade. . ”
The old lady took the money, stuffed the basket into her hand, and left quickly.
(End of this chapter)