Old Woman Heng was still not satisfied with Father Han's words.
Putting everything else aside, those two jars of wine were 200 catties. How much would that cost?
She didn't even dare to imagine how much money Heng Yi had secretly saved up behind her back.
After all, who knew what he would hunt in the mountains?
Old Woman Heng felt that she had miscalculated.
Father Han and Old man Heng began to discuss whether Han Qiao and Heng Yi would live in the town or West Mountain Village after they got married.
"Since ancient times, when one marries someone, they live in their in-laws 'house. No one lives in their maternal house."
"Although our courtyard is a little small, we can still squeeze in," said old man Heng.
Father Han said unhurriedly, "our Ah Qiao experienced a failed marriage. We also feel sorry for our daughter, so we built a courtyard for her in Xishan Village with the help of the whole family. We originally planned to find a husband for her."
