The Princess of Northern Land

"Snacks, my sister-in-law also brought two boxes in the house for the children to eat. I will leave the rest for my parents." When making mooncakes at home, Lin Ziyin asked Lin Changshu to bring ten packages, six for each package. Blocks are enough.

Mrs. Zhen thanked her again, but she didn't care about the abundance of snacks in her parents-in-law's room. My parents-in-law are honest people and never treat themselves or their children badly. If they have something to eat, they will never miss out on their children.

As for the braised pork, fatty meat, and chicken, they were put directly into the kitchen and locked.

"These oils are too precious and expensive, so I'd better take them back." Seeing the six jars of plain oil, Mr. He's father Guo panicked. Having stayed at Lin's house for a day, they knew how expensive these vegetarian oils were.

"Uncle and aunt, no matter how expensive it is, it is always made at home. What's in the small jar is sesame oil." Lin Ziyin was indeed a generous person. As long as she made things at home, she asked Lin Changshu and Guo Huiniang to bring some.

"You can put the tofu in cold water. You can't eat it after tomorrow." Lin Ziyin warned again.

"Oh, Ziyin, I brought too many things." Mr. He felt sorry.

"Let's go and watch the ducks." Guo Zhongkui was grateful and had already thought about asking his sister and brother-in-law to bring some more duck eggs and ducks back. To be honest, given the current situation at home, there was really nothing he could do with anything.

After the gifts were packed, Father Guo took them and started walking to the river. There was his own duck shed there, where the ducks usually guarded the ducks.

When Yu Shaohui saw that they were about to go out, he followed behind them without saying a word, leaving Kong Yier alone to guard the oxcart.

"Duck duck." The river is not far from Guo's house. Before people get there, they hear the quacking sound of ducks. Yanzhi and Guo Baoer ran around like crazy, eager to see the ducks.

Guo Huiniang was afraid that the child would be dishonest and roll into the river, so she quickly followed them, "Slow down."

Lin Ziyin looked at the laughing child and couldn't help but smile. This was the child's world, so carefree and comfortable.

The Guo family's ducks were well raised, and they were all plump. If he hadn't known in advance that these ducks had just experienced life and death, and others had told him, Lin Ziyin would never have believed that the ducks had suffered.

"All these ducks grew from eating small fish, shrimps and screws?" Lin Ziyin asked.

"No," Guo Shuanzhu replied proudly, "Our ducks lay the largest eggs. When it comes to raising ducks, no one in the village can compare to my father and brother."

"Bullshit." Guo Zhongkui glared at his brother.

"Why are you talking nonsense?" As they were talking, they turned around and saw a group of people standing behind them.

When the Guo family saw who it was, everyone frowned.

"Mother Hui, why don't you go and sit at your uncle's house when you come back?"

"Second uncle knew you were coming, but he immediately rushed back from the fields."

"Son-in-law, why did my sister come back here? She's such a damn girl and she doesn't know how to entertain people."

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"Uncle and uncle, we are busy at home, so I have to go back when I get back." Guo Huiniang said with a forced smile.

"No matter how busy you are, how can you not have a meal at home? Third brother, this is your fault..." The uncle showed off his big brother attitude to teach others.

Father Guo's expression was grim. He glanced at the eldest son and said, "The children are busy at home. They are our own children. You can come over whenever you want."

"Mom and dad, why are you here?" Zhen glanced at her parents timidly.

"Damn girl, we are your parents. Why can't we come when we go to my daughter's house?" Lin Ziyin frowned and looked at a large group of people. Sure enough, his sister-in-law was right. Mrs. Zhen is a good person, but it's a pity that Such a family was spread out.