Reborn and married to a stupid scholar, she has a prosperous husband and multiple children

Lin Shuangshuang and his party had borrowed all the carriages and could only walk back to the village.

Not long after the Yang family left the city, a group of officials suddenly appeared in the city and began to post notices everywhere.

The city is really going to be closed down!

The notice stated that the city will be closed tonight, giving everyone one and a half days to prepare. Those who should leave the city will leave the city, and those who should return will return to the city. The unblocking time will be notified later.

On the way back, Yang walked very slowly. After all, she was old and she was really tired after walking for a day.

Several young people in the same village are anxious to go home. After all, in this world, only when they return home can they feel at ease.

Gu Jinguo saw what they were thinking and said, "Shunzi, you go back first, the family is still worried."

"When you get home, tell my dad that you're safe and tell me that you've picked up my mother."

"Okay, second brother, let's go back first to report that we are safe."

After the villagers left, Gu Jinguo suddenly knelt down and said, "Mom, I'll carry you on my back."

"No, no, I'm not tired."

"Let's walk slowly along the mountain road, and we'll be home in a while."

Yang felt sorry for her son and insisted not to let him carry it.

Lin Shuangshuang saw that Yang was a little depressed and took the initiative to reach out to support her: "Mom, are you angry with me?"

Yang shook her hands and quickly put on a smile: "Don't think nonsense, why should I be angry with you?"

"You gave money and carriages, and you also vaccinated your uncle and others. Where can you find such a good daughter-in-law? If I am still angry, it will be too dissatisfied."

"Don't think blindly, mother is really not angry."

"The twenty taels..."

Mrs. Yang hurriedly interrupted her: "My mother didn't think carefully about the twenty taels. She only thought about her mother's family and not our own."

"Mom is just thinking that your uncle and his friends are fleeing outside and have a lot of money to spend. We are better off than them at home. At least we have a place to live."

"My mother is not someone who goes to her mother's house to make money regardless of her family members..."

Lin Shuangshuang felt uncomfortable listening to Yang's careful explanation, so she wanted to explain it clearly quickly.

"Mom, I'm not against you giving twenty taels to your uncle, I just don't want you to give it in front of outsiders."

"After all, not only my uncle's family are present, but also people from the same village."

"If they really get to the point of fleeing and they don't have any money on them, and my uncle has a huge sum of money but doesn't use it for them, they will do anything."

"It's really to the point where people are starving to death. They can even kill and eat their own children, let alone fellow villagers."

"Grandma, uncles, and aunts will be in danger then. This is why wealth should not be exposed."

"I gave my uncle two hundred taels of silver openly, but in fact I secretly gave Taohua two hundred taels of silver."

"Two hundred taels?!!"

Yang and Gu Jinguo were stunned at that time, looking at Lin Shuangshuang in shock and emotion.

"Yes, my grandma's family consists of more than 20 people. If they are really on the run, they will have a lot of money to spend..."

"If you save some money on these two hundred taels of silver, it can last for half a year."

"In half a year, the plague will be under control."

When Yang heard that Lin Shuangshuang had planned everything, her eyes suddenly turned red and she couldn't help crying.

"Mom, why are you crying? Stop crying. My uncle's family has been vaccinated and he still has money with him. Even if he goes out to escape, nothing will happen."

Yang shook her head: "I'm not worried about them, I feel sorry for you."

"When you married into our family, I didn't let you enjoy a day of happiness. On the contrary, I gave you all the trouble."

"You always contribute money and effort, mother feels guilty..."

Lin Shuangshuang smiled and said, "Mom, we are all a family, don't say such unreasonable things."

After Yang's mood stabilized, she asked worriedly: "Taohua is only six years old. Can you give her two hundred taels? What if she loses it?"

"A child doesn't have a way to keep his mouth shut. I'm afraid that he won't be able to hide things and will talk nonsense everywhere."

"You should give it to Xuehua. She is twelve years old after all and is already sensible."

The more Yang talked, the more worried she became.

Lin Shuangshuang comforted her: "Don't worry, mother. That little girl is full of spiritual energy. She will understand everything after I explain a few words."

"Xuehua is too honest and timid to take charge of things, so leaving it to Taohua is safer than leaving it to Xuehua."

Yang nodded: "That's true, your uncle's granddaughter is indeed a clever little girl."

"I hope that girl Xuehua can handle the situation and secretly give the money to the adults."

Before dark, Yang Dalang and his party finally rushed back to Yangliu Town, and the city gate was not closed yet.

However, after entering the city, I discovered that a notice had been posted in the city. It did not say that the city gate was to be closed, but that everyone should go home as soon as possible and not stay in the town.

Yang Dalang was worried about the closure of the village, so he drove non-stop to Yangjiacun. He was relieved when he entered the village.

"Oh, I'm finally home. The carriage is so fast."

"The old Liu family is driving the carriage, it will probably take half an hour at night."

"But I should be able to catch up."

The sudden appearance of two carriages in the village naturally attracted villagers to watch. The villagers looked around and felt envious.

Sister-in-law Yang explained that this was the car that her sister-in-law borrowed in the village when she heard that the city was going to be closed and she was afraid that they would not be able to come back.

When life is over and everything is peaceful, he will send the carriage back.

After saying that, he winked at his son and asked them to quickly lead the carriage and ox cart to the yard.

Don't touch it. You'll have to give it back to your sister-in-law after a while.

The carriage was brought into the yard, and the people in the village gradually dispersed.

Taohua got off the car and got into Yang Dalang's house. She poked her head in and said, "Grandma."

"Peach Blossom, what's wrong?"

"Are you hungry? Grandma will go cook after a break. You can eat some steamed buns first."

Taohua shook her head, then looked left and right, and closed the door. When she inserted the door bolt, she couldn't reach it, so she went to move the stool.

Yang Dalang and his wife looked at her mysterious look and asked curiously: "Taohua, why are you closing the door?"

"Hurry up and help the child lock the door." Aunt Yang urged.

Although Yang Dalang was puzzled, he went over and locked the door.

Taohua then took out a small pocket from her arms and handed it to Yang Dalang.

"Master, this is from my cousin."

"My cousin said not to take it out in front of outsiders and asked me to give it to you secretly."

"My cousin also said that eggs cannot be put in one basket. She also said that when fleeing, everyone should carry an egg with them."

Yang Dalang was confused, what kind of eggs?

There is obviously a piece of paper in this little pocket, but where is the egg?

When he opened his little cloth pocket and saw two hundred taels of silver notes inside, his eyes widened.

Aunt Yang looked at her man's stunned expression and asked curiously: "What eggs?"

She came over to take a look and was stunned on the spot.

"This...this...two hundred taels of silver notes?"

"Shuang'er is such a good kid."

"We were still thinking that my sister-in-law was being manipulated by her, but we didn't expect that child to be so thoughtful. We didn't let my sister-in-law give money in public because we were afraid that thieves would miss her."