The grizzly bear's injuries are not fatal, and it is said to be mild and difficult to heal and affects walking and hunting. Bears are originally semi-hibernating animals. In winter when food is scarce, if they are injured in their limbs, they are very likely to starve to death.

Given that the grizzly bear was brought back by the fat group and the fat group could also be controlled, Mulberry leaves did not drive the grizzly bear away and allowed it to stay for recovery.

It was very risky to do this. I was worried that the grizzly bear would hurt people, so Mang Ye could only temporarily lock up the yard where he lived, preventing the elderly and children from coming. He also locked the fat group inside, and gave them enough food on time every day to avoid being hungry and breaking free from the food.

For this reason, the fat group, who could not go out for fun, pestered Mangye for a long time until they were sure that they could not get out, had to stay in the yard honestly, and when they were bored, they would have fun bullying the grizzly bear.

Perhaps it was because he had received the help of the Fat Group, or he knew that the injured one was not a match for the Fat Group. Faced with the "bullying" of the Fat Group, the Grizzlies were very generous, not to mention fighting back or even shouting loudly.

When they learned that the fat group brought back a bear, Meng and others were very scared for a while. They knew that the fat group was all making trouble, so they had no intention of blaming Sang Ye, and they just hoped that the grizzly bear's injuries would heal soon.

Meng tried his best to ask Sang Ye and his wife to temporarily move to another vacant courtyard, and repeatedly instructed Duohua and his brother to not go to the fat group to play before the Grizzly Bear left.

Sang Ye had the same concerns as Meng's, so he moved to another courtyard with Tangyuan. He had decided to wait until the grizzly bear left before moving back.

Fortunately, a few days passed, the grizzly's injuries gradually improved. Unexpectedly, they did not make a fuss. After eating and drinking, they stayed in the house and slept honestly. Only when the weather was very warm would they lean on their three legs to the corner of the wall to bask in the sun.

Seeing the grizzly bear so sensible, Mang Ye felt a little relieved, and his anger towards the fat group gradually faded.

As the New Year approaches day by day, every household begins to prepare for the New Year, so many people come to Zheng’s house to borrow ox carts. Most of these people go to the county town to buy New Year’s goods, and some families want to marry their daughters or wives. They must buy some large items, but they must not use ox carts.

Old Man Zheng, who was idle, saw business opportunities. He did not lend a ox cart to anyone. He drove the ox cart to wait at the intersection leading to Taoyuan Town early every morning. If he took a car to Taoyuan Town, he would charge two cents each. If he went to Yunlai County, he would charge for forty cents each.

If you charter a car and travel back and forth, the charge will be even higher. Whoever makes the county town too far delayed this day?

People who really use cars to do business are not short of this amount of travel expenses. They just whisper in private and then take the bus. Because Old Man Zheng’s business is unexpectedly good, he can earn almost 100 million yuan a day.

If you are lucky enough to meet someone who chartered a car to the county town, it will not be a problem to double it on this basis. Such high income makes Old Man Zheng feel very accomplished. Old Man Zheng earns money but does not hide it all. Every day when he comes back from the town or the county town, he either carries pastries or spends the candy he loves from the siblings, which makes the siblings wait at the door every day, hoping that his grandfather will come back early.

Sang Ye felt that the old man was so old that the weather was cold, so he disapproved of him going out for sports cars. However, Old Man Zheng was determined and saw that his sports cars were really happy, so he stopped him. He used the rabbit skin he saved at home to make thick knee pads for Old Man Zheng to avoid the cold knees.

On the New Year's Day, Old Man Zheng did not leave the car and was busy cleaning the dust when he woke up in the morning. Meng took out the idle dishes and cleaned them, and used them when he was entertaining guests during the New Year. The mulberry leaves were not idle either. While the weather was good, she took off the bedding on the bed to clean it.

At this time, Huan'er, who had finished her homework, came out of the study and helped to twist the bed sheet while asking: "Mom, it's been a few days since the Chinese New Year. When will uncle get home?"

Sang Ye paused his hand and looked up at his son who was already taller than his chest: "Why, do you miss your uncle?"

Huan'er blinked and said a little uncomfortable: "There is one thing... I haven't seen my uncle for a long time, and I don't know if he's okay outside."

Sang Ye couldn't help but reach out and rub his head, and said softly: "If uncle knew that you cared about him so much, he would be very happy."

"Uncle is my sister's father and treats me very well. It's my right to care about my uncle." Huan'er said seriously at her mother.

Sang Ye felt very pleased and naturally hoped that her husband and adopted son would have a harmonious relationship: "Uncle can't come back for the New Year this year, and you can't see him until after the New Year."

When Huan'er heard this, she felt a little disappointed: "We have to wait until the New Year... Uncle wants to support his family, so it must be very hard to be outside!"

Speaking of this, he cheered up and comforted his mother: "Mom, I have been the first in the past few ten-day exams. The Master said that as long as I continue to maintain it, I will be able to end up in at most two years. Don't worry, I will definitely achieve the reputation of a Jinshi. Then I will support my family, and uncle won't have to run around."

Mang Ye suffocated his breath and looked at his son, whose confidence was written on his face and his heart was in a mess.

How should she tell him his true identity that prevents him from following the imperial examination? Did she do something wrong? She shouldn't have sent him to school at the beginning. She could teach him to learn literature and learn literacy by herself!

However, this child is no better than ordinary people. How can this small world trap him? Even if he is not sent to study, sooner or later he will be able to find the path he wants to walk. Then she is really willing to stop him?

"Mom, what's wrong with you?" Looking at the mother who suddenly changed her face, Huan'er was very worried and thought that she had said the wrong thing and made her unhappy.

Sang Ye came to his senses and met his son's careful gaze. He was immediately frustrated and said quickly: "It's okay, mom is okay, don't worry."

As she said that, she hesitated for a moment and said tentatively: "Huan'er, my mother and your uncle can support the family, and they don't feel it's hard. The road to imperial examinations is too hard. I just hope you will be safe and happy in this life. Do you understand?"

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Chapter completed!