158: New Guests

New Guests

Because Fang Ya's house was a certain distance away from the city, it took her nearly an hour and a half to go to and from the hospital every day.0

He Feng also needed nearly half an hour to go to work.

Fang Ya thought about moving to the city so that everyone's life would be more convenient.

As Fang Ya was thinking about this, she saw Shao Xiang tidying up her things in big and small bags.

"Mom, what are you doing?" Fang Ya looked at Shao Xiang in confusion.

Shao Xiang sighed and said, "Wu Wei's wife said that she was scared and wanted to stay over for a few days."

"Where is her mother's family?" Fang Ya asked curiously.

"Sigh, that child is really pitiful. On the first year of marriage, her mother passed away." Shao Xiang sighed helplessly.

"She grew up with her mother. At that time, I remember her crying her heart out." As Shao Xiang spoke, she continued to busy herself with the work in her hands.

"It's said that her mother escaped from the mountains with her." Shao Xiang tidied up a few clothes that looked rather clean.

"They have no one else in their family." As Shao Xiang spoke, she turned to look at Fang Ya. "Would you be okay with that?"

Fang Ya shook her head and said, "Wu Wei's wife is also our family member. There's no problem."

Fang Ya looked at Shao Xiang carefully tidying up her room. It was obvious that she intended to let her daughter-in-law live with her.

Fang Ya turned around and walked to her room. Looking at the tree in the courtyard, she began to hesitate again.

Although the houses in the city were close to each other, it seemed that there were very few such large lots that could allow a family to live together.

Fang Ya frowned and thought about it. It was better to wait for a while first!

When she returned to her room, Fang Ya tidied up her things briefly and thought of the question He Feng had asked her.

When she walked out of the door, she found that Shao Xiang had already tidied up her things and was sitting in the courtyard, peeling garlic.

Fang Ya walked forward and looked at Shao Xiang. After hesitating for a moment, she asked, "Mom, do you know anyone around me who likes to end their conversation with the word 'na'?"

Shao Xiang raised his head to look at Fang Ya. she frowned and paused for a moment. "What 'na'?"

Fang Ya thought for a moment and said, "Someone who likes to end their conversation with the word 'na'."

Shao Xiang stopped what she was doing and thought seriously for a moment. Then, she shook her head and said, "Doesn't ring a bell."

Fang Ya quietly sighed and sat down to help Shao Xiang peel the garlic skin.

The two of them continued to peel the garlic skin quietly.

Shao Xiang looked at Fang Ya and wanted to say something but stopped.

Fang Ya was equally troubled.

After a while, the large woman pushed open the courtyard door and walked in. "Ho, everyone is here!"

Tang Tang held the woman's hand and walked into the courtyard with a smile. "Mom, Grandma, I'm back!"

Fang Ya smiled at Tang Tang and was about to reach out her hand when she remembered the dirt on her hand, so she held back.

Shao Xiang smiled at the large woman. "I put you through trouble again today."

"Don't say that!" The large woman waved her hand and walked in front of the two of them. "I like Tang Tang very much!"

As she spoke, she kissed Tang Tang on the cheek. "In the future, it would be great if she could be my daughter-in-law."

Seeing the large woman bring up this topic again, Fang Ya smiled helplessly.

Shao Xiang quickly pulled over a small stool at the side. "Sit down and chat for a while."

She hesitated for a moment and sat down. "There's no one at home now anyway!"

Just as she sat down, she suddenly thought of something. "Hey, last night when I came out to deliver clothes to the kids, I saw someone sneaking around your door.

"It was too dark at that time, so I didn't tell you." The large woman slapped her forehead and said, "Now I suddenly remember."

Fang Ya perked up and asked, "Did you notice what kind of person it was?"

She thought about it for a moment and said, "It seemed to be a woman."

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