"Of course, that's what Jinghan should do. There's no question about it. If Jinghan and her husband don't treat you well, just tell Zhixin and his wife. You are Jinghan's aunt, and caring for the elderly is a must," the old master said.
Everyone laughed heartily but didn't continue this topic. Jinghan asked people to gather the things they brought, "Didn't we leave a separate cart of items this morning? There are exactly three portions there, reserved for third uncle, fourth uncle, and little aunt. The rest of the two carts of items are for this side. The fish and meat on top, move them all to the barn and freeze them, some miscellaneous grains and such, move those to the kitchen, and bring the remaining fabrics inside."
Changshun quickly agreed and went out. He originally belonged to this household and naturally knew what to place where.
"Grandpa, Grandma, we didn't bring back anything special. It's poor over there; there are no delicacies," Jinghan half-joked.
