That afternoon, a few aunts came to the house with pots and pans, combined with what the Jiang family had bought yesterday, there were more than enough for ten tables.
This is how banquets are held in the village; tables, chairs, pots, and bowls are pooled together by several families, and once used, they just take them back.
Someone asked Jiang Hu about how many tables, and soon tables were delivered.
Knowing that the Jiang family didn't have time to prepare pig feed these past two days, someone brought over two baskets of pig feed, even helping them chop it up at the old house.
Except for the cattle shed moved to the new house, all the chickens, ducks, geese, pigs, and rabbits remained at the old house; it's not far anyway.
The cattle were too expensive, and there were two of them; Jiang Hu dared not be careless.
Oh, by the way, the calf was also bought back early, as agreed by Jiang's family and Liu Yang's family; it wasn't cheap, fourteen taels.
