Rebirth in Famine: She Thrives by Lucky Space-Chapter 936 Education

"That’s great, do you have any more intestines?"

"Yes, they’ll definitely be steamed soon."

The two were chatting casually, when Shi Xian started singing loudly inside the house.

Jiang Xinyu hurriedly went inside, looking at her son who thunders without rain. She really didn’t know how to tell him off. Now, at four months old, he’s already showing signs of wanting to crawl, which means he can’t be left alone anymore. Luckily, Wei Kaiyun doesn’t have much going on right now.

She changed diapers for both of them and prepared milk powder for the little girl, then climbed onto the kang.

They were wearing cotton clothes, so she wrapped one arm around Shi Xian and used the other hand to feed the little girl with a bottle.

Wei Kaiyun came in and saw the scene, ignoring his wet clothes, took off his outer wear, climbed onto the kang, and took over the bottle.

"The little girl doesn’t cry much, you should wait for Shi Xian to finish eating before feeding her, right?"

"The little girl has developed a temper; if she’s fed late, she’ll also whimper." 𝚏𝕣𝐞𝗲𝐰𝕖𝐛𝐧𝕠𝕧𝚎𝚕.𝐜𝚘𝗺

"How’s everything? Coming back early must mean things went smoothly, right?"

"Yes, smooth, and I’ve repaid Wang Shulin his favor. I’ll help him move grains and luggage this afternoon. Go tell Wang Shulin."

"Hopefully he doesn’t insist on picking up the car himself."

"Chaoyang and the others are there, they don’t need me. I have to watch the kids."

Jiang Xinyu burst out laughing. Wei Kaiyun suddenly leaned over and kissed his wife’s red lips.

When Du Fengying fed Tingting, she always held her, but Wei Kaiyun simply couldn’t hold her.

The little girl was a bit unhappy, twisting and whimpering.

Jiang Xinyu knew that Wei Kaiyun simply couldn’t hold her, so she didn’t say anything. Things were already quite nice, but for some reason, he just couldn’t get close to this little girl, not even like he does to Guodong and them. Probably just no affinity.

After the couple finished feeding the kids, Shi Xian was unwilling to leave. As soon as Jiang Xinyu put him down, he would cry loudly.

Jiang Xinyu got angry, put him down, and ignored him, just sat aside watching him. This boy had too much of a temper; if things didn’t go his way, he cried and fussed, and they just went along with him.

Wei Kaiyun watched his son crying loudly, feeling a bit sorry, but seeing his wife’s stern face, he didn’t dare to hold his son.

The little girl lay aside, turning over, watching Shi Xian cry.

Jiang Xinyu saw that Shi Xian had no intention of stopping. "Let’s go out, let him cry by himself."

Wei Kaiyun obediently put on his shoes and followed his wife out.

Feifei heard her brother’s wails and wanted to go in but was stopped by Jiang Xinyu, "No one goes in, just let him cry."

"Mom, he’s still young, doesn’t know better."

"He is aware now, we can’t let him develop the idea that crying gets him his way. I said, no one goes in."

The older siblings had never seen their mom this angry before. They were startled and stood quietly aside, while Feifei kept giving her father imploring looks.

Wei Kaiyun shrugged; he didn’t dare either.

Jing Chu couldn’t stand it anymore, "Aunt Jiang, Shi Xian’s crying has changed."

"Set the table for dinner."

Everyone knew Jiang Xinyu was resolute this time.

No one dared to persuade her. Actually, Jiang Xinyu felt more heartache for the child, but now that he has some awareness, he absolutely can’t have the habit that crying solves problems.

Du Fengying sighed, feeling the pain as she listened to Shi Xian cry.

After dinner, Shi Xian had stopped crying; Wei Kaiyun had already checked in and found him asleep. It was really laughable.

The couple lay together, "Wife, listening to the child cry like that, can you bear it?"

"It breaks my heart, but Shi Xian has many issues. I don’t expect the kids to achieve much, but they absolutely can’t grow into spoiled brats.

Your performance today was pretty good; you didn’t speak when I was disciplining the kids."

"Wife, when you had that stern face, I was scared. I actually wanted to say something, but didn’t have the guts?

Feifei must be very disappointed in me, she kept asking for my help, but as their father, I have no authority now."

Jiang Xinyu rolled her eyes at Wei Kaiyun, knowing he was trying to ease her worries, and felt quite touched.

She knew this man prioritized her, and that was enough.

Guodong hadn’t slept but went to find Li Yungui and Chaoyang, as they needed the village tractor.

"Great, we can often be together from now on," Chaoyang said, smiling.

"Yeah, this afternoon, you’ll come with me to move the grains and luggage, and bring all the stuff over."

"Sure, no problem. But you need to pay a dollar; everyone who uses the tractor has to pay."

"Got it, I’ll go to Village Chief Li right now."

Li Yungui took the dollar and told Guodong he’d register the three of them today. They would officially be educated youth of Li Family Village.

"Guodong, shall we head out now?"

"Okay, let’s head out first, let them drive. After all, Sister Xiaoli can’t be left in the cold, and Uncle Wei has made arrangements for the Jin Family Village tractor, it can be taken anytime."

"Well, I think I’ll have to go," Chaoyang acknowledged, seeing that Jin Family Village had no one who could drive a tractor, so they’d have to go. The village chiefs of both villages had close relations, being relatives.

"It’s better to have more people, less tiring."

"They’ll definitely send two from their village, so it’ll be just Xiang Dong and myself going."

The two chatted while walking, informing Jing Chu once home, then headed to the brigade office to drive the tractor.

At Jin Family Village, the two busied themselves loading grains; other luggage and supplies would wait till they got back.

Chen Hui and others knew Lv Family siblings moved to Li Family Village, so they kept an eye out. When they saw the tractor entering the village, they came to help.

"Guodong, this is great, now you can live close to relatives," Fu Xiaoping said, very envious of the siblings.

Upon their arrival, they never truly suffered. They weren’t starved; though the work was the same, being full and hungry is different.

Fu Xiaoping’s family conditions were still manageable; he knew returning home was unlikely. His family would only give him money, unable to let him go back, so he considered settling down.

He envied Chen Hui and Ding Xiaojuan for having their home.

Now that they moved out, leaving the house empty was a waste. He wondered if he could buy it; this house was even better than those in the city.

"Guodong, leaving this house empty like this is a waste. Now that you’re not in the village, are you planning to sell it?"

"I’m not sure; it’s up to Uncle Yang to decide. What? Are you planning to buy it?"

"Guodong, I feel we aren’t going back, so I might as well settle down," Fu Xiaoping said, disheartened.

All the educated youth shared his sentiments, but none had the financial means like Fu Xiaoping to buy the house.