Reborn in a small village in the 1990s

Chapter 111

"Yes, Grandma dislikes egg whites, so she gives me the egg whites and eats the yolks herself. Because egg yolks are nutritious. Besides, those eggs weren't Grandma's. The hen that laid the eggs was brought back from my second aunt's family home. She brought back more than a dozen chicks in total, and my second aunt raised them with great care for more than three years. I don't know which greedy wife ate them all, leaving only three."

Snapped! ! !

The only teacup on the kang (a heated brick bed) was smashed to the ground by Wang Guixiang and shattered instantly.

"Is Grandma going to hit me?" Zhao Yongbo wasn't afraid. He continued, "Taking other people's things as gifts and expecting me to be grateful, Grandma, you really have the nerve to do that."

As for eating dumplings during Chinese New Year, last year we bought 20 jin (10 kg) of pork to make dumplings. But on New Year's Day, there wasn't even enough meat filling for the New Year's Eve dinner. Who secretly ate all 20-plus jin of meat filling? Doesn't she know why?

Zhao Yongbo's words were like daggers, each one a knife to the heart, making Wang Guixiang's hands tremble with anger. She raised her hand, but dared not strike him. Zhang Cuilan was not someone to be trifled with. If Zhao Yongbo were Zhao Da'e (Zhao the Goose), Wang Guixiang would have slapped him eight hundred times already. But this was Zhao Yongbo, Wang Guixiang's grandson. It's said that raising a son is for old age security, and Wang Guixiang and Zhao Tingxu were counting on Zhao Laosan (Zhao Yongbo's grandson) to take care of them in their old age. And Zhao Laosan only had this one son. If she hit Zhao Yongbo today, what would she do when she was old? What if Zhao Yongbo held a grudge? Then, when Wang Guixiang and Zhao Tingxu were old and unable to move, they would suffer. Therefore, she dared not hit him.

In Wang Guixiang and Zhao Tingxu's world, a grandson is a grandson. Although Zhao Yongbo wasn't exactly on par with his grandson, who held a superior position, he was still considered a superior person within the family. So even though Zhao Yongbo's words today were extremely offensive, Wang Guixiang couldn't bring herself to hit him.

"Yongbo, what are you up to? Grandma will get someone to take a look at you," Wang Guixiang said with a worried expression. However, she was already convinced that Zhao Yongbo couldn't possibly have come up with these thoughts. It was highly unlikely that a four-year-old would say so much, especially since Zhao Yongbo spoke with such conviction and logic, making it even harder for Wang Guixiang to believe he could say such things. But she didn't know who else had taught him either. After all, Zhao Dage was always disliked, and Wang Guixiang rarely let her come to the east room, so it was highly improbable that Zhao Dage was behind this. As for who else was responsible, Wang Guixiang was unsure at this point.

Since we don't know who did it, let's exorcise the evil spirits from Zhao Yongbo.

Then, Wang Guixiang, unusually, took out a pound of raisins from the cupboard and gave them to Zhao Yongbo: "Grandma originally planned to give these to you when you grew up. They were all saved for you. How could you be so naive and insist that they were saved for Li Ping?"

Zhao Yongbo said "Oh," and then said, "Then give it to me now. I can't wait any longer."

"You're still young, only four years old..."

"But I'm four years old, and Li Ping is only four years old by the traditional Chinese age reckoning..."

"Zhao Yongbo, can you please stop mentioning Li Ping?" Wang Guixiang said angrily.

“Should I mention my aunt? My aunt borrowed money from the family to buy an apartment. I will tell my dad and mom about this,” Zhao Yongbo said calmly.

"Nonsense! Where would your family get the money to lend your aunt to buy an apartment? You're just making things up!!!" Zhao Yongbo finally hit Wang Guixiang's sore spot.

Zhao Tingxu's face also turned ashen: "You've gone too far! How can you talk such nonsense? There's no such thing as lending money to your aunt to buy an apartment!"