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After learning the truth, Old Man Zhou suddenly didn't even want to take his half of the money.

But Chu Qingge said that if he didn't accept it, she would return the money to him.

Old man Zhou thought about the situation of Chu Qingge's family and his old lady who had mobility difficulties, and finally accepted half of the money.

After all, with this money, he can buy better medicine for his wife...

Chu Qingge was not too happy to receive more than ten taels of gift money for free. After all, the root cause of the matter was a poor child.

And she herself also took on the task of treatment.

Originally, Mrs. Chen wanted to invite Chu Qingge to her house for treatment today.

But Chu Qingge said that some teaching tools needed to be prepared in advance, and it would be inconvenient to have them without them, so Mrs. Chen gave up the idea.

Mrs. Chen is not worried about Chu Qingge deceiving others, because just like Chu Qingge is worried about, their identities are very different.

If Chu Qingge had evil intentions, he would definitely die miserably.

However, out of the caution of a matron, Mrs. Chen still sent someone to inquire about Madam Chu's identity as a village woman.

When asked, she was stunned.

"Chu Qingge?"

No wonder when the other party introduced the name, it sounded strangely familiar to me, "Isn't this the one that made everyone famous in Chenyang County..."

That risqué madwoman?

Originally, Mrs. Chen inquired about Chu Qingge's identity just to find out Chu Qingge's information to see if he was the one she arranged for her family.

Although she now knew that the other party was not arranged by her, the actual identity of the other party still made her feel uneasy.

"How can a crazy woman cure diseases?" Mrs. Chen's originally hopeful heart couldn't help but feel tormented again.

Mother Zhang, who was supporting her, comforted her and said, "Madam, the old slave didn't look like she was crazy from the way the village woman spoke and behaved today.

Maybe the original rumors were wrong, and the old slaves will watch how she treats the young master. Even if she wants to do something bad..."

No chance either.

"That's right..."

Mrs. Chen is really worried about her son's problems. She has been worried about them for many years. Now that Chu Qingge appears, although there are many problems...

But she still couldn't help but want to grasp this weak straw...

Chu Qingge, who was far away in Shili Town, had no idea about his situation and had been thoroughly investigated by Mrs. Chen.

She bought ingredients for selling jelly tomorrow in the town and two days' worth of ingredients before returning to the village with Old Man Zhou.

As soon as I got home, I saw Mr. Yan standing in the yard, looking at the large-scale construction behind the main house, with a complicated look on his face.

Before she could step forward, Lu Siming, who was standing next to Yan, explained: "Grandma, we built this toilet mainly for the convenience of the children.

The public toilets in the west of the village are too dangerous for children. It is not a long-term solution to always let them go to the back hill to solve the problem. "

Yan opened her mouth and wanted to say, "It's just two milk babies. You're a scholar. If you don't want them to go to the wild to deal with it, why can't you just buy a shit bucket?"

But then I remembered that the other person was originally a child of a wealthy family, but was completely tricked by his granddaughter, and was reduced to a country boy...

She stopped talking.

Forget it, let him go...

Yan took out a few sets of old clothes from the basket in her hand, "I came today mainly to give things to the two children."

"These are leftovers worn by the older children in the family."

Originally it was reserved for the children in the future, but after the second wife Niu gave birth to two sons, she no longer cared about having children. What about the third wife...

There has been no movement.

The clothes were kept at home, and Mrs. Yan gave them to her two children.