Eat My Childless Life: The Little Fisher Girl is Poor and Fierce

Chapter 485 Little Aunt

Lin Chang'er received the news early on. The road construction was still ongoing, but the villagers of Xiahe Village were already familiar with the process and no one was needed to supervise the work.

Lin Beishan also stepped aside and, together with Bai He and some craftsmen, began building a large ship.

The shops, stalls, workshops, and sugarcane fields were all managed by their own people, with only Old Madam Bai and Second Sister-in-law Gu staying at home to look after Yudian.

Lin Chang'er then drove the car, taking the old lady, Gu Ersao, and Yudian'er to pick them up.

Cai Jiaojiao stayed at the post station and visited Lin Chang'er in Linshui Village several times, but she didn't get anything out of it.

As for Wu Qingfeng, he was completely out of reach. Cai Jiaojiao was also a ruthless person, and she had tried to climb into his bed before. As a result, Wu Qingfeng left the city overnight and went to Linshui Village.

From then on, it was as if they had taken root in Linshui Village.

A month and a half had passed, and Cai Jiaojiao was so anxious that blisters appeared on the corners of her mouth, but she still couldn't see Wu Qingfeng.

Wu Qingfeng and Lin Chang'er kept Madam Wu's visit to Linshui Village a secret.

The two secretly devised a plan to make Madam Wu die unexpectedly, provided, of course, that Madam Wu agreed.

Therefore, Madam Wu and her party did not stop at the post station, but went directly into the city.

Wu Qingfeng did not come out to greet them as planned.

Lin Chang'er, along with Old Madam Bai and Second Sister-in-law Gu, waited at the city gate early with Yu Dian.

The city gate guards are getting more and more familiar with Lin Chang'er, and Lin Chang'er even brought some food and drinks for the brothers on duty today.

However, as soon as she arrived, the brothers who were resting in the garrison also rushed over.

Lin Chang'er then invited everyone to have tea at the teahouse at the city gate.

Of course, this teahouse was also under Lin Chang'er's name. After becoming familiar with the city gate guards, she took advantage of the situation and set up a teahouse, providing free drinks to all the city gate guards.

They don't only sell tea; they also have fruit drinks and, depending on the season, mung bean soup, herbal tea, and so on.

Since its opening, the tea shop has been bustling with customers every day, generating substantial profits. Lin Chang'er was not a stingy person, so she shared two-thirds of the profits with the brothers guarding the city gate to improve their lives. In this way, it was a win-win situation.

The group sat there chatting and laughing until someone called out, "They're here! It looks like the Chen family's carriages are ahead."

Lin Chang'er suddenly got up and ran over, only to see three carriages coming this way.

The lead carriage had two boys sitting on its shafts. They must have seen her too, because they jumped and hopped around on the shafts, waving at her, "Sister, we're back!"

Lin Chang'er, having experienced life and death, was not as excited as they were, like mud monkeys.

The city gate guards also put down their teacups to greet them.

When the carriages arrived at the city gate, they stopped one after another. Lin Yanqing was the first to jump off the carriage. "Sister, I'm back. I also brought my aunt with me."

Lin Chang'er raised her hand and patted his shoulder, "Well done!"

Chen Zhao also got out of the car, "Sister..."

He had barely uttered the word when he scratched his head again.

One of his brothers teased him, "You can't call someone 'sister' anymore, what should you call them again?"

"Auntie!"

"Yes, Auntie."

"Who would have thought? I just went on a long trip and I became an aunt, my seniority has been raised."

It's no wonder that everyone knows that Headmaster Chen had a daughter late in life, and the whole family reunion was a grand affair.

Because there was still a younger relative outside, they first distributed wedding cakes and scattered celebratory money to all the people in the city. As for the family reunion banquet, Headmaster Chen spent a lot of money to ask the abbot of Jinshan Temple to choose several auspicious dates. They could only set a specific date once everyone was present.