Chapter 99 The package ran away.

Gu Zhong's face froze. Yesterday, he and Boss Zhang kept vigil, and he couldn't hold on any longer and dozed off for a while. Could it be that someone stole his food at that time?

  Isn't there still Boss Zhang?

  Boss Zhang also felt guilty. He was so sleepy that he didn't even know when he fell asleep.

  While avoiding Gu Zhong's gaze, he was thinking, this thief was also curious, why did he steal from Gu Zhong's family instead of other people's?

  Boss Zhang suddenly said: "Where is the girl your family bought?"

  Qian looked around suddenly and shouted, "Xiaohong, Xiaohong, where did you die, that damn girl?"

  Xiaohong was still there. Qian quickly rummaged through the mule cart, and even the bedding roll for Xiaohong was gone.

  Qian came to understand, slapping her thighs and sitting on the ground, howling: "Shameless girl, you eat what I have and use what I have, steal my food and steal my quilt, kill me with a thousand cuts, chop my head into eight pieces, you must not Damn it!"

  No one sympathized with Mr. Qian. Gu Fei saw the sarcastic smile on Shan Zima's lips, and Aunt Liu rolled her eyes with disdain.

  Mrs. Chen winked at Li Chunhua and said, "What am I talking about? That girl is not a simple girl."

  Li Chunhua quickly flattered her mother-in-law, "You are such a wise old man."

  Mrs. Chen smiled and said, "Hurry up and make breakfast. , Eat well and go to the city."

  "I have to buy a few pairs of shoes. I spend money on walking every day. I can't do it in a hurry. I think Dalang and Sanlang's shoes are broken."

  Gu Zhang took advantage of everyone at this time. After cooking, he walked over to Gu Rong and secretly gave him two taels of silver.

  Gu Rong held the money and wanted to cry, so he quickly showed it to Li quietly, "The money given by the second brother, we have money to go to the city."

  Li nodded, "I will pay it back to the second brother slowly in the future."

  Eat here While having breakfast, the surrounding victims suddenly started to move, rushing towards the city gate like a tide.

  Someone was shouting, "It's time to give out porridge, hurry up and get a bowl!"

  Upon hearing this, Mrs. Qian hurriedly called Xing'er, "Get a basin and follow them."

  Boss Zhang was also a little moved. He stood up and took a look, and said to his mother-in-law. Waving her hands, "Forget it, there are many people queuing up. I don't know how long the queue will last."

  Xing'er bit her lip, "I won't go, and they won't go, so why should they ask me to go?"

  She was afraid that she would have to queue up. After receiving the porridge, her mother and her father took Bao'er into the city and left her behind.

  She thought her mother could do it.

  Qian slapped her hard on the back of the head, "Are you going or not? If you don't go, there will be no food for lunch!" Xing'er turned around and ran away, "If you don't want to eat, I   wo

  n't eat!"

After breakfast, we quickly packed up and headed into the city.

  There is no need to wait for anyone at this time. Anyway, we have agreed to meet at the East Gate at noon.

  Uncle Ma didn't know when he had left.

  Gu Fei's family, brother-in-law's family, and aunt's family walked together to the city gate in several cars.

  The queue to receive porridge was long.

  There were officers and soldiers wearing swords patrolling around to maintain order.

  When Gu Fei passed by, he took a look at the big pot of porridge. It was millet porridge. The fire underneath was still burning, and the porridge looked thick enough.

  The imperial court generally stipulates during disaster relief that the porridge should be thick enough to hold chopsticks in.

  This is not disaster relief provided by the court, it is funded by wealthy families themselves, which is not bad at all.

  It is estimated that these victims live on a bowl of porridge a day, but they don't know how long this porridge will last.

  When they arrived at the city gate, they lined up to pay. Gu Zhang counted the heads and paid three taels of silver before his family entered the city.

  (End of chapter)