readsfreenovel Chapter 13 Labor
Chapter 13 Labor
Soon, a whole stir-fried rabbit was served in front of Su Yue. Su Ershen had done a good job earlier.
Su Yue was very pleased with her second aunt's understanding, and gave her two pieces of rabbit meat, and another piece for Su Dabao.
Su Sanbao spent the whole afternoon flattering Su Yue, and Su Yue gave him three pieces of food.
Uncle Su and Su Erbao, seeing that the three of them had rabbit meat, waited for Su Yue to serve them as well. Even when Aunt Su wanted to share her rabbit meat with them, Su Yue stopped her with a look.
Su Sanbao was the happiest. He couldn't bear to finish the meat in one bite, so he licked the bones he had just finished gnawing on, almost making Su Yue vomit.
Su Erbao's eyes were almost red with anxiety.
Su Yue had almost finished her bowl of rabbit meat, but they hadn't been given a single piece.
He reached for the rabbit meat in the bowl, but Su Yue slapped him away. Still unconvinced, he asked, "Why do they get to eat meat while I don't? You're being unfair."
Su Yue was almost laughing in anger. It was unfair! When Su Erbao was arguing with others outside, he didn't help at all. He just watched the show and then came to talk about fairness when they were eating meat.
"Since you say it's unfair, then I'll explain to you all how fair it is here. As long as you're in this house, if any of you want to eat meat, you have to work hard, or you'll go hungry."
Let me tell you about your second cousin. What were you and your second uncle doing while we were arguing? Your eldest cousin even knew to take the rabbit home so it wouldn't be stolen.
"Second cousin, next time you want to eat meat, you can't just stand outside watching the fun." After Su Yue finished speaking, she didn't care what the Su family members who had been beaten thought. Anyway, they wouldn't be able to get a free meal from her anymore.
The original owner used to work himself to death every day but never got to eat a single piece of meat. At least I gave them meat to eat. I'm such a kind person.
Su Yue silently gave herself a thumbs up in her heart.
To reward himself for his good deed, he quickly finished the rabbit meat in his bowl, got up and went back to the room where his older cousin used to sleep to rest. He was going to visit Granny Zhao's house later, so he needed to rest properly.
As Su Xiaobao watched Su Yue leave, he made up his mind that as long as he could eat meat every day, he would never go west if told to go east.
Su Dabao considered himself a scholar and wouldn't listen to Su Yue's nonsense, but he kept chewing the meat in his mouth, reluctant to swallow it.
Since the school stopped teaching and Su Dabao returned to the village, he has never eaten meat again. He was so hungry for the chicken he had at noon that he almost went to snatch it despite his aches and pains.
As the moon hung high in the sky, the village was quiet and still, even the Su family members were fast asleep.
Su Yue left the village and went to the neighboring house of Granny Zhao. Don't think that you're safe just because you ran away.
Everyone in this neighborhood, regardless of age or gender, knows where Granny Zhao lives; even those who haven't been there have heard about her from others.
When you arrive at Zhao Family Village, keep walking until you see two persimmon trees at the entrance; that's when you've arrived.
As soon as Su Yue left the village, she released a horse from her spatial storage and rode it wobbly towards Zhao Family Village.
In modern times, people still ride horses at tourist attractions, but back then there were always staff members present.
Su Yue used to be a pitiful little girl. Ever since she was born, her family disliked that she was a girl and didn't love her much.
After her parents had a younger brother, they looked down on Su Yue even more. She didn't even have a decent room at home. When she was little, Su Yue vowed that she would buy herself a house when she grew up.
She never showed any mercy to her younger brother, who had always bullied her since childhood. At first, she would fight back in front of her parents, but this would result in her parents disciplining her.
Later, Su Yue became more cunning. She would only hit people when her parents weren't around. She would target areas that hurt but wouldn't leave marks, thus avoiding many injuries.
As Su Yue grew up, her personality also developed. Whenever someone bullied her, she would retaliate whenever she had the chance, and she would never swallow her anger.
Her relatives and parents all felt that Su Yue had a vicious personality and would definitely grow up to be an unfilial daughter.
Later, her parents wouldn't let her go to university and arranged a marriage for her. The bride price was 188,000 yuan, and she didn't have to bring the bride price back to her husband's family after the marriage. The only problem was that the son in her family had a leg problem, so she would have to take care of him after she married into the family.
Su Yue knew this was serious, so she made a huge scene at home and cursed all her relatives.
They hired a few errand runners to go to the man's village and curse him for several days, almost digging up his ancestors for eighteen generations and whipping their corpses.
The whole family was scared. Su Yue thought the girl was crazy, so she locked her in the house to prevent her from causing trouble at the man's house again.
That very night, Su Yue took the nine hundred yuan she had saved from odd jobs and ran away.
By the time university started, Su Yue hadn't earned enough money for her college tuition. She missed the start of the semester.
At eighteen, Su Yue started working odd jobs everywhere and never returned to that home.
Through hard work, Su Yue not only saved enough money to buy a house by the age of twenty-eight, but also traveled to many places, and was quite satisfied with her life.
Unfortunately, I passed away not long after moving into the house. Every time I think of my house after coming here, I feel a pang of heartache.
In less than half an hour, Su Yue arrived at Zhao Family Village. She put the horse back into her spatial storage and, with the moonlight shining on it, quickly found two persimmon trees in front of the door.
They climbed over the wall and entered the courtyard, only to find that the door to the main room was not closed.
I searched the house but couldn't find anyone. There wasn't a single living creature in the yard except for two chickens.
What Su Yue didn't know was that after being sent back from the Su family, Zhao the sorceress woke up and was afraid that Su Yue would come to take revenge. Without even packing her things, she hired an oxcart in the village and headed to her nephew's house in town.
Since no one was around, Su Yue collected some interest first. She put the two chickens into her spatial storage, then took out a big hammer and smashed everything standing in the room to pieces.
Before leaving, he even uprooted the two persimmon trees at the entrance and put them into his spatial storage. Finally, he kicked the gate open and rode away on horseback.
Upon returning home, Su Yue immediately entered the spatial dimension.
Looking at the pile of things on the ground, he began to tidy up little by little. During the tidying up, he also discovered that as long as he was in the space, his mental power could do anything.
He quickly sorted and organized everything, and planted each of the seeds he bought in a small plot of land, leaving a path for himself to walk through.
She had planted more than a dozen plots of land; she had only ever seen such a scene in games. Su Yue had always wanted to have a home of her own.
My family has a large yard where we grow our favorite vegetables. I'm very satisfied with the fruits of our labor.
After watering the planted seeds with some spring water, Su Yue, who had worked all night, went straight to sleep after leaving the space.
Before going to bed, she was still thinking at home about going into the mountains with Huang Mao to find water the next day. There was only one spring in the space, which was enough for her alone.
But the animals she brought in also need water, and if she doesn't get them some, she's afraid they'll die of thirst.
She never even considered the village's well water source; if she really went there, the village would run out of water, and Su Yue wouldn't do such a despicable thing.