The Peasant Girl’s Splendid Manor

Looking at Mo Yan, who has outstanding appearance and demeanor, Wu agreed very much: "Yan Yatou is a lucky person, and she will definitely be the same in the future."

Mo Yan didn't know how to answer the question, so she pretended to be shy and lowered her head to wash the vegetables, which made Wu and her daughter laugh a lot.

After the laughter, Mrs. Wu's expression became serious: "These days, all discerning families value being well-matched! If the daughter-in-law's family background is not enough, she will always lack some confidence in her husband's family. It is inevitable that she will be timid. If she is in her husband's family, It’s just that she is easy to get along with, otherwise she will be looked down upon more easily, and anyone will dare to step on her a few times. This daughter-in-law has no choice but to suffer when she is wronged, and her family cannot stand up for her even if they want to."

"Well, take Mo Yongxi as an example. She is considered a high-married woman. Many people in the village say that she has a good life, but whether she is good or not is only known after she is married." Mo Yan fully agreed with Wu's words.

In this era, regardless of whether you are in love or not, the first rule for marriage between a man and a woman is to be well-matched. Although it has blocked many lovers, it has ensured the stability of the marriage to a certain extent. It was also because of this that she turned a blind eye to Xiao Ruiyuan's advances.

Although Mo Yongxi has the "prosperous" horoscope of her husband's family, the people in the Fang family will be more tolerant of her, but according to her arrogant and domineering temperament, she will probably use this to become even more unscrupulous. He is a good Longyang man, so it would be strange if he didn't cause an uproar.

The two people's unintentional words touched the strong inferiority complex hidden deep in Da Nier's heart. She chose vegetables in a daze, and she even tore the vegetable leaves into pieces without noticing.

Mrs. Wu had just vaguely felt that her daughter was hiding something from her, and some of the words she said later were also meant for her. Now she saw that Da Nier looked like this after hearing those words, and she felt increasingly uneasy. This uneasiness drove her to figure out her daughter's thoughts as soon as possible. She always felt that if she left it alone, something bad would happen.

Suppressing her worries, Mrs. Wu decided to ask her questions before going to bed at night. She could not just watch her daughter continue on a possibly wrong path.

Everyone was so busy that even the five-year-old Shitou was placed under the stove and stuffed firewood into the fire pit. At the end of the day, we were both tired and had backaches, and we had no time to chat. We each took hot water and took a shower, then went back to the room to sleep early.

After Wu gave Shi Shi a bath, she put her on the bed, coaxed him to sleep, and then went to the next room.

After Tietou, Sannier and Shitou left Lao Mo's house, they moved into Mo's house. Tietou was embarrassed to occupy a room to himself, so he slept in the same room with Li Zhong holding the new quilt Mo Yan gave him. It was also convenient for him to ask some business questions at night. The two sisters, Da Nier and San Nier, slept in the same room. Mrs. Wu slept next door with her young Shi Shi.

When Wu knocked on the door and went in, the sisters were still asleep. Sannier was still young and there were some words that were difficult for her to hear, so Wu sent her to look at the stone next door to prevent the stone from falling off the bed and falling out of bed.

As soon as Sannier left, Mrs. Wu closed the door tightly and asked Da Nier who was making the bed seriously: "Da Nier, is there someone in your heart?"

Da Nier paused her hands and suddenly turned her head to look at Wu, with obvious panic on her face: "No, no, mother, there is no daughter!"

When Mrs. Wu heard this, she reached out and poked her forehead hard, and said sadly: "You were raised by your mother, and you have never been upset with her. When you say this, do you think your mother really can't tell?"

Da Nier's face turned pale, her hands tightly clenched the corner of the quilt and she didn't speak, as if she acquiesced.