Married to a Disabled Man in the 70s

chapter 19

Translated by: Kora

Proofread by: Tinker

P/N: Kora's translating skill is superb! <3 ~(=^‥^)ノ☆

"Hey, I don't want-" Sun Fang quickly refused.

But Su Jiaojiao had already made up her mind, so she didn't want it. After giving the money, she supported Song Qinghan to leave.

Song Qinghan, who watched the sixty yuan disappear, also helped to speak: "Mom, just keep what Jiaojiao gave you. When my legs get better, I can also earn wages."

The couple left supporting each other with smiles on their cheeks. They spoke in low voices, not feeling distressed over the sixty yuan.

Zhang Qian was about to go back to the house, but when she saw this scene, she was dumbfounded for a moment, and suddenly felt her face flush hotly.

Just now, she had said in her heart that it was a farce, and she would not really give the money back, yet she did.

However, when she thought about it, she felt depressed. If Su Jiaojiao had married a different man, would she still be so generous?

It was a pity that Su Jiaojiao really thought this way 1. After all, she wasn't really a member of their household.

On the way back, Su Jiaojiao walked briskly: "In fact, it's good to separate the family, why is everyone unwilling to separate?"

No matter if it was in the real world, the families she knew in Taohua Village, the history books, or the ancient farming novels she read before, splitting up a family seemed like a very difficult thing to do.

The protagonist's parents always get taken advantage of, and since they don't separate the family, they end up quarreling with their aunts and sisters-in-law all day long, calculating just to get a bite to eat 2. It was just too troublesome.

As Song Qinghan lowered his head, he saw her small mouth pouting. Her delicate little face was white and translucent under the moonlight, and her expression was pure. At first glance, she looked like a spoiled child. He laughed lightly, and used the hand that had been on her shoulder to smoothly pinch her cheek. He asked in a low voice: "Do you know the Da Niu family?"

Su Jiaojiao nodded: "I know."

Da Niu was a part of one of the noisier families in their village. According to her superficial knowledge, Da Niu was a man of good ability, and he had two older brothers and one younger brother. As the middle child, with an inelegant mouth and no ability to please people, he could only do more hard labor.

The family's sons were all married. However, in the case of Da Niu's wife, she was the most ordinary 3. Her bride price was only two bags of flour. But this daughter-in-law was rather extraordinary, because after her arrival, she often created trouble in the family. She felt that her husband put in more effort, did more work, and earned more grain, but her family ate the least.

There was little entertainment within the village, so people just gossiped. When the original owner was idle and bored, she would also go to listen. Thus Su Jiaojiao, who inherited her memories, knew.

Seeing Su Jiaojiao nod, Song Qinghan softly explained: "Even now, their family is still not separated, because if they separate, the eldest son and the youngest son would have to starve. The eldest son works well, but with the three children at home, the oldest being ten years old and the youngest two years old, they require a lot of food. They can't afford to raise them alone. The second son's family is the same. The fourth son doesn't work well and is lazy all day long. His wife is also lazy. Although they have good in-laws, if they really wanted to live alone, they might have to go to their maiden family's house every day to fight the autumn wind."4