Reborn in the 60s and adopted

Uncle Tang returned home almost at dinner time, and Tang Mei asked Wang Ran and Pei Yanyan to have dinner.

In the kitchen, Pei Yanyan took the initiative to go to the stove to help get the bowls and chopsticks, and Wang Ran also helped to bring the small wooden barrel containing rice to the table.

Aunt Tang San was watching from the side, and suddenly she didn't feel so scared of the stern-faced female educated youth comrade.

After Aunt Tang San finished cooking the dishes and set the table, everyone sat around the table. On the table there was a small pot of lettuce fried with bacon, a plate of potato shreds fried with sour peppers, a lettuce leaf egg drop soup, and a pot of white flour steamed buns made for fear that the educated youth would not be accustomed to eating rice. These dishes were all made by Tang Mei and Aunt Tang San, and they almost emptied out the family's stock. It can be said that this dish was a very high-standard hospitality for rural areas in that era.

As the head of the family, Uncle Tang said, "Pei Zhiqing, Wang Zhiqing, start eating. Treat this place as your own home. Order whatever you want and don't be polite." After saying that, he picked up a piece of bacon and put it into the bowl.

"Okay," they both answered.

Pei Yanyan picked up a piece of bacon and put it in her mouth. The salty and fragrant taste of the bacon filled her mouth. It was very chewy and the more she ate, the more delicious it became. She then picked up a piece of shredded potato. It was sour and spicy and very appetizing. She didn't expect that the cooking of this country sister-in-law was quite to her liking. This made her more determined to eat together at the Tang family.

Pei Yanyan raised her head and saw Wang Ran. Wang Ran also looked at her, and they smiled at each other.

"Sister-in-law's cooking is delicious, no worse than that of state-owned restaurants," Wang Ran praised.

"No, no, Comrade Wang, you are so polite." Aunt Tang lowered her head a little embarrassedly.

"Sister-in-law, I have a request."

"Huh?" Aunt Tang San raised her head in confusion.

"We are planning to live together at your house, do you think it's okay?" Wang Ran.

"Well..." Aunt Tang looked towards Uncle Tang and motioned for him to speak.

"Wang Zhiqing, it's not impossible for you two to live together, but you also know that life is not easy for us in the countryside, so..." Uncle Tang also said the unpleasant words first.

"We understand. As long as we can share the meal, we can pay for the food and money." Wang Ran said it bluntly. "Neither of us can cook, so we have to trouble your family."

"Well... okay, but what to eat depends on what's available at home," Uncle Tang answered straightforwardly.

"Okay, thank you and sister-in-law." Wang Ran nodded happily.

"Why are you being polite? You can live here first, and then make your future decisions after the Youth Hostel is built." Uncle Tang waved his hand. After the Youth Hostel is built, they will probably move out, so it will only be a problem for a while.

At night, Uncle Tang and Aunt Tang were lying on the bed.

"Boss, are the two educated youth comrades going to stay in our house?" asked Aunt Tang San.

"The village chief is worried about the two of them going to other families. He's afraid that they will be plotted against like the educated youth in other brigades." said Uncle Tang San.

"The village chief is quite confident in you. These are two beautiful young ladies." Aunt Tang San's tone was filled with sourness.

"Linlin, are you still not confident in me?" Uncle Tang turned sideways and looked at Aunt Tang with deep eyes.

"Third brother, I..." Aunt Tang bit her lip and lowered her head. The two female educated youth were educated, beautiful, and from the city. She had no advantages at all.

"Linlin, believe me, we two educated youth are still children! For so many years, I have only had thoughts about you. If I had other thoughts, I would have found someone long ago. Don't worry, wife." Uncle Tang's Adam's apple rolled, and his big hand wrapped around Aunt Tang's waist, kissed her lips, and said seductively in a hoarse voice, "Now I want to prove that I cherish my Linlin."

A wonderful night began.