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"Hey, it's quite strong." Li He stood in the middle, pretending to wipe away the tears of Zhao Chunfang's youngest son, and rubbed his face hard, "Boy, what's the point of crying? You're still an uncle, and your nephew is dead Didn’t you cry even after you fell to the ground?”

"Don't cry, I'll get you some twist candy." Zhao Chunfang kept coaxing her youngest son. Seeing Li He here, she didn't say much, so she took her son and left.

"Did it hurt from the fall?" Li He rubbed little He Zhou's head. He felt distressed and didn't want to give it up. After all, it was his son. If you don't accept it, just do it! Give it a hundred likes!

"It doesn't hurt." He Zhou answered in a milky voice, stuttering clearly.

After a while, Zhao Chunfang's youngest son He Yao stopped crying. He held the twist candy in his hand and showed off to He Zhou, chewing it loudly.

"You're the only one eating it?" Lai Di couldn't stand it and tried to break off one piece, but He Yao was crying and unhappy.

"You damn girl, you won't be able to see your brother well." Zhao Chunfang scolded her brother.

Li He looked on and got angry.

However, he remained silent. He found two marbles from He Zhou's pocket, dug a small hole at the door, and took him to play with marbles.

"Yes, that's how you play, you can't catch it with your hands."

I also tell him the rules from time to time.

He Zhaodi parked the van in the alley and saw the pair sticking their butts out from a distance.

When she got closer, she didn't say a word, just looking at the two men who were enjoying themselves.

"Sister, you're back." Laidi came out of the yard to break the silence.

"Yes." Zhao Di saw Li He looking over and quickly wiped her confused eyes with her hand. "Erhe, here we come."

"Hey." Li He responded mechanically.

"Why is there so much mud on your butt?" Zhao Di touched He Zhou's cotton pants and frowned, "Why is it wet?"

"He didn't say he wanted to go to the toilet, so why did he pee?" Li He blamed himself for his carelessness.

Zhaodi scolded, "Go play ball. My son has never wet the bed since he could walk, let alone in broad daylight."

Lai Di laughed beside him and said, "I was playing there with Yao Hai just now and sat on the ground. There were potholes and water there. I didn't pay attention just now."

"This damn kid really deserves a beating." Zhao Di frowned, showing her helplessness, and then said to her younger brother, "Change your pants, and I'll hang out with your second brother."

"Okay." Laidi took He Zhou away.

With no one around anymore, Li He lit up his cigarette, then took a deep breath and said, "Walk with me? Let's chat for a while."

"Okay, what are we talking about?" He Zhaodi did not refuse and followed him anyway.

"Let's chat. We don't charge you for chatting. What are you afraid of?" Li He suddenly felt that He Zhaodi was also changing.

"I'm afraid it will have a bad influence on you. Everyone here knows me and your brother." Zhao Di still followed him closely. Occasionally she would say hello warmly when she met acquaintances. She had been living here for a long time. As time goes by, most of the neighbors know each other.

"What do you think? Your brother is already so old, and your mother is very doting on him. I think this is not good for He Zhou." Li He finally told the truth.

Zhaodi smiled and said, "It's okay. I will move to the oil factory soon. This house will be given to my mother and the others. They can live separately. There is no big problem."

"Why did you move to the grease factory?" Li He was curious.

Zhao Di said, "Because I contracted the oil factory."

"Isn't this factory losing money?" Li He didn't expect that Zhao Di would contract it.

"How can we not lose money if we support so many people who just eat and don't work? Now that the grain and oil market is open, the market is huge. I used to ship oil even if it was oil. I know all these customers. As long as there is goods, I don't care. It can't be sold." She said confidently.

Li Hedao, "Do you have a quota for imported soybeans? If not, it will be difficult to scale this up."