Crossing the Unknown Country

Chapter 388 Aunt Su He Returns to Her Parents' Home

Su He's uncle hurriedly said, "Aunt, we feel bad too. So many people are staying at your place and eating your food. If you charge us a little, we will feel better."

Seeing that the couple were honest people, the old lady said, "Give me ten cents and pick some vegetables to take away. I have a pumpkin here too. Take it with you! Anyway, we are a small family and we can pick more pumpkins than we can eat."

How could Aunt Su He and her husband not know that the old lady was helping them? Just one pumpkin could be sold for a few cents, and picking some vegetables meant that the old lady still didn't charge them any money.

The couple thanked the old lady repeatedly with gratitude and did not refuse. They took the vegetables and pumpkins, led the children and drove away from the house. After walking a long way, they looked back and saw the family standing at the door to see them off.

Su He's uncle said to his family, "If we have the chance in the future, we must repay them. We must remember this kindness."

Everyone nodded to show that they remembered it. The kindness of others made them remember it in their hearts. When people are in trouble, someone lends a hand, which is as precious as sending charcoal in the snow.

Although they did not encounter such kind people to take them in in the following days, they did not encounter robbers and evil people again. They traveled during the day and slept at night, trying to find places with many people to stay.

After more than ten days of traveling, they finally arrived at the village where Su He's grandmother lived. When they arrived at the entrance of the village, Su He's aunt suddenly choked up and cried. They were finally home, with their parents' support, no one would bully them here anymore.

Su He's cousins ​​quickly persuaded their mother not to cry, otherwise it would make grandma sad. Su He's aunt then wiped away her tears, pointed in the direction of her home, and asked everyone to go together.

When they met people from the village on the way, someone recognized her and greeted them warmly: "Ru Shuang has returned to her mother's home. Your mother missed you so much. You haven't been back for several years!"

An old lady who was senior in the village said to her: "My daughter! You really shouldn't marry so far away and make your mother worry about you..."

Some people said: "It's good that they are back. All the children are back together. It's not easy for such a big family..."

Someone else said with a smile: "Your family is doing well now. Your sister is making a fortune for them, and your brothers are helping them make a lot of money..."

Some aunties urged them: "Go back quickly! Let your parents be happy. Being a parent is not easy..."

Aunt Su He and the others walked home while greeting the villagers.

Arriving at the door, Aunt Su He nervously pushed the door open and shouted, "Dad, Mom, are you home? Your unfilial daughter is back to see you!"

Grandma Su He was feeding chickens in the yard. When she heard the familiar voice, she was startled. Then she put down what she was holding and ran to the door.

While running, he shouted anxiously into the house: "Old man, come out quickly, why do I hear the voice of my eldest daughter..."

Aunt Su He had already pushed the door open at this time. When she saw her mother had many more white hairs on her head, she burst into tears and shouted, "Mom, I'm back. I missed you so much."

The old lady's tears fell, and she choked up and said, "You are such a heartless person. You are finally back. Don't you know that your parents miss you?"

After saying this, he hugged his daughter and the two of them burst into tears. They missed each other so much. The two of them hugged each other and cried bitterly to relieve the pain of missing each other for so many years.

Grandpa Su He came out of the house and saw his daughter's family all back. With tears in his eyes, he said, "Old lady, the children are back. Hurry up and boil water and cook. They came all the way here and must be exhausted."

Su He's uncle and the children knelt down and kowtowed to the old man. Some of these younger generations were coming here for the first time. Su He's grandfather asked them to get up quickly and go into the house to sit and talk.

Grandma Su He wiped away her tears and said with a smile, "You are all back this time, great! Great! I'll make you some egg tea to quench your thirst first."

Then he said to his old man, "Go and take out the snacks and candies from the cupboard and let them eat first. The children must be hungry. Eat something first and the meal will be ready soon."