Eldest daughter

Chapter 65
To the south of the Wang family's ancestral house, there is a four-quarter house site, which will be built up when there is money in the future, and the children will grow up to form a family house on the ancestral house.

It was right for the big family to inherit the ancestral house, but Wang Yuaner knew that in a few years, everything here would be washed away by mountain torrents, so it would be useless for them to ask for the ancestral house, they might as well ask for that piece of land and keep it. Well, it's good to sell it, it's better than asking for a house, and it won't be missed by the second uncle and the others for nothing.

Mrs. Liang disagreed, but Wang Yuaner gave her a look, and she fell silent.

Old man Wang and the others were a little surprised, and looked at Mrs. Liang: "What does your sister-in-law say?"

Mrs. Liang was already exhausted at this time, and only she knew that her life was gradually being lost, so she naturally agreed with what her daughter said, and said in a weak voice: "Everyone, listen to Yuan Er. "

The family was divided like this, my uncle knew how to write, so he wrote two pieces of paper very quickly, everyone signed and pledged, and one room kept one copy.

The rest of the money is not divided. After the separation and filing, the people in the big house still live in the east house, take care of food and lodging by themselves, and share the kitchen.

"Father, Mother, Daughter-in-law, Daughter-in-law has another request." Liang's face became paler, and he looked at Old Man Wang and the others pleadingly.

"You say it."

"The marriage of several children always requires parents to worry about it. Daughter-in-law, don't ask for great wealth, but only for their own happiness." Liang looked at Wang Yuan'er lovingly.

Wang Yuan'er knelt down on the ground: "Mother." She fell on the edge of the bed and began to cry.

Granny Liang also cried: "Your mother is here, and her brother-in-law is here, don't worry about it."

Liang smiled weakly, and kept his eyes on the sleeping face in the swaddling baby again. He struggled to kiss him, and said: "My son, mother wishes you to grow up safely, be happy and healthy."

He touched his face reluctantly, and then said to Aunt Tie Zhu: "Her aunt, please help me carry Xiaobao out."

She is a dying person, but Bao'er is a newborn baby, staying in this room is always unlucky.

Everyone understood what she meant, and Aunt Tie Zhu stepped forward to hug the baby and went out wiping her tears.

"It's time to pack up." Tie Zhuniang came over to take a look, and understood that Mrs. Liang couldn't hold on anymore.

"Mother, mother!" Wang Yuaner's heart was pierced.

"Hey, you go out, mother has to dress neatly to see your father." Mrs. Liang showed a comforting smile.

"Mother, I don't want it, mother, please don't go." Wang Yuan'er cried and refused.

With tears streaming down her face, how could she be willing to leave?
"Girl Yuan, don't let your mother go uneasy." Mrs. Liang closed her eyes and walked out first. Her daughter was dressed up, and it was not appropriate for her to be there.

Wang Yuan'er was forced out, and everyone cried into a ball.

After a while, Tie Zhuniang came out and said to Wang Yuan'er and the others: "Let's take another look!"

Wang Yuan'er and the sisters rushed in, and their calls became louder and louder, like a little beast calling for its mother.

In the yard, everyone was also waiting. Suddenly, there was a loud cry in the house, and the screams of mother-in-law lingered in the night sky for a long time, and the baby in Aunt Tie Zhu's arms seemed to be aware of her mother's departure. Whoa whoah crying non-stop.

"Rongniang, why don't you take your mother along!" Granny Liang finally couldn't help crying and passed out.

In the dark sky, suddenly there was heavy snow like goose feathers, eloquently, as if playing a dirge for this mourning.

At the end of the sixth day of the Lunar New Year in the 30th year of Jianhe, Liang's blood collapsed after giving birth to a son, and the five children left behind passed away at the age of 31.

(End of this chapter)