Chapter 2530: Chapter 2530: I Really Canât Find Him
âWhereâs Queâer, why hasnât Queâer come back yet? Havenât you all found him?â
Didnât they all go out to look for her grandson? Why hasnât he been found yet? Where on earth has her grandson gone?
âCouldnât find him, thereâs nobody in the village at all,â Older An said.
âI told you earlier Queâer left the village, someone saw him,â Second Elder An added with a harsh tone.
If they had all stayed at home instead of going out to look for him, none of this would have happened. The books at home would definitely still be there and wouldnât have been burned.
Every one of those books cost so many taels of silver to buy, just thinking about it made him feel upset.
Itâs all the old ladyâs fault. If it werenât for her forcing them to go out, those books could have been sold, and the family couldâve gotten so much money from them. Now thereâs nothing left.
âThen what are you all standing here for? Go and find Queâer back!â
Old Lady An stomped her foot and cursed at them, truly feeling like none of her sons and daughters-in-law were useful, canât even find her precious grandson.
âWhy arenât you going to find Queâer back? So much has happened at home, we need Queâer to make a decision! All useless, canât even find one person!!â
She yelled at the people in the yard, her face full of anger.
Everyone: ââŠâ
The person isnât even in the village, what are they supposed to look for?
âI really donât want to go. Big Brother, Sister-in-law, Queâer is your son, you go find him yourselves. Iâm starving, going to eat first.â
At this moment, Second Elder An really didnât want to play the grandson anymore. An Que can do whatever he wants, he couldnât care less. He just wants to take care of his own stomach, so it stops growling.
âMei, going to eat. Mother, your dear grandson, find him however you want, I canât find him.â
âAh, okay.â
Auntie Mei responded immediately upon hearing her husbandâs call and went to eat with him.
âYou, all of youâŠâ
Old Lady An watched the backs of her second son and his wife, trembling with anger.
When did this honest Second Elder An become like this, even talking back to her, his own mother?
âSecond Elder, wait⊠Mother, why donât we eat first. No matter how big the issue, we should talk about it after eating,â said Older An, who was also extremely hungry.
He was already hungry before, and now after walking a big circle outside, heâs even hungrier.
The books are burned, so they are. Crying or being sad wonât help, canât just stop eating because of burned books, right?
âYes, Mother, letâs eat first. We adults can endure hunger, but the children canât, Mother. If not for us, at least think of your grandchildren.â
The eldest daughter-in-law agreed, she was about to faint from hunger while looking for her son earlier.
She couldnât help it. Chatting with the village women all day long requires energy too. She was already starving, and if it werenât for the old hag speaking up, sheâd have started eating long ago.
With that, they paid no mind to Old Lady An in the yard, and followed Second Elder Anâs family to eat.
Even though todayâs meal isnât great, itâs enough to at least get full. Canât let Second Elder Anâs family eat it all, leaving only scraps for them.
Old Lady An watched as everyone left, feeling a wave of dizziness.
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