The old man quickly chimed in, "See? With our Qiao'er here, are you still worried that you won't have a new house to live in?"
"Grandpa, I'll figure out how to get water into the fields. It won't be a problem."
Su Qiao had even personally made things like windmills with the Ministry of Works before, so this was nothing difficult.
As long as there was a river and an irrigation channel, there was no need to worry about having no water for the fields.
Willow Tree Village was famous for the willow trees growing along both banks of its river. It was impossible for the village not to have a river.
"See? Our granddaughter has a solution, doesn't she? What are you worried about? Could a living person really be unable to..."
The old man stopped halfway, remembering that both his granddaughters were nearby, and swallowed the rest of his words.
"Ahem. Anyway, don't worry about this. I'll definitely take care of it."
"Grandma, come over and help us take a look. See how this wrapping turned out, and whether the flowers are embroidered well. Once we've figured all this out, we're going to take it to town to sell."
Afraid the two of them would start arguing, Su Qiao simply called the old woman over.
As soon as she heard that they were taking things to town to sell, the old woman hurried over.
"To the embroidery workshop?"
Su Qiao shook her head. "No, we'll sell them ourselves. The purses Second Aunt and Ernie embroidered before could only be exchanged for five wen each, while even a good piece of embroidery only brought eight wen. It's not worth it."
The old woman picked up a pair of socks Su Qiao had just finished sewing.
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