MTL - The Eldest Sister Has Space

   Chapter 45 Yongfu Village

  Gu Yunshu and Gu Yunke were also a little bit reluctant to Cousin Ke, and they were a little embarrassed when they first got into the carriage.

   It took me a long time to get out of the city gate before I finally got up.

  Two little ones were riding in the carriage for the first time. The cushions under the buttocks were soft, and there were door panels on all sides. As soon as the curtains were lowered, the sun would not shine and no one could see it.

   "Eldest sister." Gu Yunshu leaned on the window and stared at it for a while before turning his head, blushing, and said, "Is Yongfu Village far away? How many people are there? Where are we going to live there? Do we still need to build a house?"

   "Why do you have so many questions?" Gu Yundong smiled.

   Gu Yunshu smiled, "Big sister must not know either, it's okay, we'll know everything when we arrive."

  Gu Yunke was already crooked into Gu Yundong's arms, holding the peanuts that cousin Ke gave her in her small hands, eating it like a small hamster.

   Mrs. Yang held a big bag in her arms, which contained clothes for a family of four, several sets of old and new, shoes made by Aunt Ke, and a large bag of cakes.

   There were also two baskets in the carriage, which contained some of the things they bought in Fucheng a few days ago. Although there were not many, they were all neatly sized.

  Gu Yundong looked at the scenery outside the window moving back little by little, and he felt more anticipation and excitement in his heart.

   Finally, we have a new home.

  The speed of the carriage is not very fast, and there are two children in the car, so comfort is the main thing.

   So it took us a day to travel, and we were just about to arrive at the county seat of Fengkai County. Fortunately, we entered the city before the gate was closed.

  It was getting late, Gu Yundong took a few people to the inn to stay overnight, and waited until the city gate opened the next day before setting off again to go to Yongfu Village.

  Nie Cong did find a good village for them. Yongfu Village was almost two hours away from the county seat, an hour in the town, and three days in the prefecture. This is only the time to walk, it is definitely faster to take a carriage and an ox-cart.

   Therefore, when they set off from the county seat and arrived at Yongfu Village in a carriage, it was still early.

  In Yongfu Village, many people have been busy in the fields for a while now, and almost every household looks like they are busy cooking breakfast with smoke from cooking.

  The children in the village also gathered in twos and threes at the entrance of the village to play, when they suddenly saw a big carriage approaching, and they ran up to them chatteringly.

   There are only two households in the village who have ox carts. Horse carts are very expensive, not to mention buying them.

   Seeing the energetic tall horse, he immediately surrounded him curiously. Who is this, why did they come to their village in a carriage, and what was even more strange was that there was a ground platoon behind the carriage.

  The speed of the driver suddenly slowed down. Gu Yundong opened the curtains and saw a child walking to the side.

   She waved to him, handed him a candy, and asked, "Do you know how to get to the village chief's house?"

   The child looked about the same size as Gu Yunshu, and his eyes lit up when he saw Yetang, and his saliva was about to flow out. Their village is not very rich, and there are not many opportunities to eat candy on weekdays, and these children can only touch their mouths during the Chinese New Year.

   He nodded hastily, "I know, I'll take you there."

   He stuffed the candy into his mouth and ran ahead to lead the way.

   The other children were envious, they knew that if they ran faster, they would be the first to speak.

   Gu Yundong put down the curtains, but the next moment, she suddenly lifted the curtains, looking at the silhouettes passing by not far away, she always felt...a little familiar.

   (end of this chapter)