Su Daya and her husband had finally settled down in the Provincial City, and the couple was grateful for everything their sister and brother-in-law had done, sending vegetables to their home every few days.
There she was again today—Su, with a basket on her back.
"Daya, you're here."
"Auntie," the triplets greeted obediently.
"Aunt and uncle, did my younger sister go to drop Xiao Yu off at school?"
"That's right, she just left."
Mrs. Lu nodded and gave a reproachful glance at the basket filled with cabbage, potatoes, green peppers, leeks … a variety of vegetables.
"You child, we haven't even finished what you brought last time."
As she spoke, Mrs. Lu stuffed ten yuan into Su Daya's pocket, "Auntie, why are you doing this, take it back, I don't want it."
"Listen to your aunt, take it. It's not much money, and you two work hard to earn it, I can't take it for nothing."
"Auntie, it's not necessary, it didn't cost much."
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