Rebirth Farm: She counterattacked with a tow bottle

Chapter 131 Strong Child (please recommend and collect monthly tickets)

Cao Chengyi's eldest son encountered a wild boar when he went up the mountain to cut firewood a few days ago. The boy was so frightened that he ran away desperately, and finally fell down the hillside and broke his leg.

Originally, a child would be fine if his muscles and bones were injured for hundreds of days.

However, I don’t know why, but this child’s legs are bad. He still can’t get off the ground. One leg is long and the other is short. I don’t know what’s going on.

This money was spent a lot. Not only did the family's only three taels of silver go away, but they also owed a lot of famine. Therefore, the couple was worried, with tears and grimaces every day, and they didn't know what was going to happen next.

How have the days passed?

Su Jinxiu's visit to hire workers was really like giving help in a timely need. Cao Chengyi and Ye were so excited and grateful that they opened their mouths, not knowing how to express their inner gratitude.

Su Jinxiu learned about the Cao family from the memory of the original owner. Looking at the withered faces of Cao Chengyi and his wife, Su Jinxiu felt compassion in her heart and said, "Let me go and see the eldest son of yours."

"Ah? Ah... Okay, okay." Cao Chengyi and Ye were stunned for a moment, then quickly nodded in agreement, and took Su Jinxiu to the room where their eldest son lived.

In the cold room, even though there was a fire, it still made people shiver from the cold, and there was a pungent and unpleasant smell from time to time.

Su Jinxiu understood that the eldest son of the Cao family was paralyzed on the kang and could not go out to eat, drink, or defecate, so the smell in the room was indescribable.

"Mom... I'm dead, you and dad don't want to borrow any more money." Seeing his parents pick it up, the eldest son of the Cao family, Cao Benhua, cried and endured the pain.

Mrs. Ye's tears rolled down her face, and she suppressed her grief. She wiped her son's sweat and comforted him, "Good boy, our family... is going to be rich soon. Your Aunt Su... helped your mother find a job as a bandager. She can earn a lot of money."

It’s a lot of money, so don’t worry.”

When Cao Chengyi saw that Mrs. Ye was only focusing on her own sorrow and had forgotten about Su Jinxiu coming to see the eldest son, Cao Chengyi hurriedly coughed and said, "Why are you crying? Why don't you ask the eldest sister of the Su family to show it to the eldest son?"

The language of country people is rough, and coupled with his anxiety, Cao Chengyi spoke bluntly and without any politeness.

Su Jinxiu didn't care, so he stepped forward and asked Ye to lift the ragged quilt covering Cao Benhua.

Only then did Mrs. Ye suddenly wake up. She hurriedly opened the quilt and said apologetically, "Sister of the Su family, I'm sorry, my... child smells. You... please be patient."

Su Jinxiu shook his head, "The child has suffered a serious crime, so why are you talking about false etiquette?"

As she said that, she reached out and touched Cao Benhua's broken leg gently. Seeing him tremble in pain, she knew better.

Fortunately, the child's broken leg did not become necrotic, and it was a good thing that he was still conscious.

Then he asked Cao Benhua softly, "I want to check your leg. It will probably hurt a lot. So... can you bear the pain?"

The eldest son of the Cao family was only thirteen or fourteen years old after all. Hearing this, his skinny little face turned even paler. However, he still endured the fear and nodded expectantly, "Aunt Su, I... I can hold it back. But...

…But you can help me heal my leg, right?”

Su Jinxiu shook his head, "I won't know until I check it out. Just bear with the pain."

Cao Benhua looked at his father and then at his mother. Seeing that his father and mother were looking at him with worry and distress, he gritted his teeth, put a piece of rag beside him into his mouth, and bit it hard.

, and then nodded resolutely to Su Jinxiu, indicating that it was okay.

(End of chapter)