The Guan family was speechless.
Why did it feel even stranger…
It sounded like it was just that the villagers could take care of each other, but they couldn't say what was wrong… Mother Liu's words just felt very strange.
For example, the last sentence. If it was said that the villagers could take care of each other, shouldn't she say that it was easier for everyone to take care of each other if they were in the same village?
And Mother Liu said that it was 'indeed' convenient? Why did she use 'indeed'?
The Guan family could not figure it out, but they felt indescribably strange.
Furthermore, why did Mother Liu mention only Chibei when she said someone could call them over? Was it because there was tacit agreement that the youngest son in the family was usually in charge of running errands?
