Chapter 51： parting

Chapter 51 Farewell

After a while, the village chief's family drove over with two mule carts.

Boss Zhang also arrived with his carriage.

The entrance to the village was crowded with cars and people.

Not only are those who want to leave here, but even those who are not leaving are crowded here to watch the fun.

Most people are full of panic.

Seeing that these families were leaving with their families and their families empty, they suddenly felt that they had done something wrong by not leaving, and whether they should leave with them.

Huzi was being pulled by several friends. The friends asked, "Huzi, when will you come back after you leave?"

Huzi shook his head, "Dad didn't tell me, I don't know."

A little boy cried and hugged Huzi tightly, "I won't let you go. If you leave, no one will play with me."

Huzi also cried, "Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu My dad is leaving, and I don't want to leave either."

Ms. Qian was also holding her two daughters and crying. Her Tao'er and Li'er families had already gotten married, and they wanted to go with their parents' family, but their parents-in-law's family refused to leave. What could they do, so they came here early today to see them off.

While everyone was crying, Gu Qing and Gu Erlang came over carrying the old lady.

The old lady struggled and shouted, "I won't leave, and I won't leave even if I die. Where are you going to carry me!"

They were really carried. One held his arms and the other held his legs. The two of them walked to the car and asked Gu Zhang, "Dad, where do you put the milk?"

Gu Fei quickly got out of the car and stood by the car and opened the curtain.

Gu Qing and Gu Erlang threw the old lady into the car with all their strength.

Gu Zhang shouted at this time, "Let's go!"

Ms. Chen was still standing on the roadside saying goodbye to several of her best friends in the village. As soon as she heard "Let's go!" she burst into tears. She held each other's hands and said, "If it doesn't rain again next spring, you should hurry up and come south. But Don't delay any longer."

Li Shi pulled Huzi away from his friends and said, "Let's go, don't cry. When you grow up, come back to see them."

Li Chunhua was still crying while hugging her mother. Her mother pushed her and said, "Let's go and live a good life with Da Lang. Once we've settled down, we'll come back with a message."

Everyone turned around three times at a time, wiped away tears and left the entrance of the village.

They need to go to the city first to meet up with Gu Sanlang, the eldest sister of the Gu family, and Uncle Ma, and then go out of the east city gate and go to Shangguan Road.

From the village to the city, it usually takes half an hour in a carriage and then more than walking.

The mule cart is full of things, and the man can only rely on two legs.

Gu Fei pulled Lanzhi. This was the first time for Lanzhi to walk such a long way. Gu Fei had walked it in his previous life, but his body had become weak after being raised in the Hou Mansion for eight years, not to mention the injuries on his back were not fully healed. .

Before they were even halfway there, Mrs. Chen came over and said, "Xiao Fei, don't leave. Get in the car quickly."

Gu Fei shook his head and said, "Mom, I'm fine. Ask your eldest brother to put the grass in the car."

Her legs were now a little unable to move, but she knew that she had to walk, thousands of miles, and this was just the beginning, and she had to adapt as soon as possible.

The mule cart cannot drag many people. At most, everyone can go up and rest.

 Lanzhi was even worse than Gu Fei.

The tender-skinned young lady from the Hou family usually only wanders around in the garden. After walking such a long distance, the weather in mid-September made her sweat all over.

She couldn't walk a few steps before she asked Gu Fei, "How long until we get to the city?"

Gu Fei always said, "Hurry up, hurry up, hold on a little longer."

After walking for almost an hour, we finally entered the city.

Except for Gu Fei and Lanzhi, the others didn't feel tired at all. For country people, walking for an hour is really nothing.

Going to the east city gate, Gu Sanlang was driving a mule cart, and Gu Fei's uncle was driving another.

The two sons of my aunt’s family also drove two mule carts.

Gu Qing stepped forward and replaced his eldest uncle.

Uncle Ma, carrying a package on his back, was also standing by the city gate, glancing towards Gu Fei without leaving a trace.

(End of this chapter)