Once this load sold out, his father-in-law should have learned the ropes, and the shop would probably be more or less on track. He would no longer have to come over so often, every few days.
Unfortunately, he had not seen a Big Jiefang Truck anywhere near their town. Otherwise, he could have brought a whole truckload over at once instead of hauling it trip after trip. He still had several thousand jin at home, with goods piled right up to the ceiling in the main hall, the children's room, and the Old Lady's room.
He thought about bringing another load that night. With no miscellaneous items this time, he could carry more and store it in the other shop. After that, he should be able to go a week without coming over again, saving him from using the tractor too frequently, which was expensive too.
Lin Xiuqing worried about whether her parents could adjust. As soon as he got home, she pulled him aside and kept questioning him.
Ye Yaodong's head nearly started to throb, but it was only natural for her to care about her parents. It showed that she was filial.
He patiently talked it through with her again and again. "I've told you, but you're still worried. Taking you there is too far, too. If you really can't stop worrying, why don't you come with me tonight? You've never been to the city anyway, so just think of it as having a look around. We can ask Eldest Sister-in-Law and Second Sister-in-Law to watch the three children. Having the children eat at their places for a day won't hurt."
"Huh? Go see for myself?" Now that he put it that way, she hesitated again.
Of her three children, each was younger than the last. How could