The Li Family was once again embroiled in a string of events. In the end, Li Laoda and his wife moved in with their younger son, Li Changliang. The whole affair was full of twists and turns, but Juhua had no interest whatsoever in prying. 'While listening to the gossip is fun, it's not fun at all if you get dragged into it yourself.'
But Granny Hua had gone to her younger son's home. With her personality being what it was, and Liu'er not being as blunt as Meizi, the result was predictable. The daily drama could fill a novel, interspersed with the clamor of Liu'er's mother and Li Changliang's furious roars. It was far more chaotic than at Meizi's house, but there's no need to go into the details.
Throughout March and April, various vegetables and grains were sown one after another, and more and more chicks and ducklings hatched. Juhua also had to check in on her sister-in-law and mother from time to time, keeping her incredibly busy every day.
