The parents and brothers also brought greetings from home, handing over money and food stamps to her, comforting her that everything would get better.
Ye Huan wanted to refuse, but their attitude was firm, and they said that if it weren't for her initial help, the Ye Family wouldn't be doing as well as they were today.
Because of the many successful children at home, the Ye Family's reputation in the village was even higher than that of the village chief.
The town chief and the village chief would occasionally visit, and with the Third Brother and Fourth Brother managing the situation, they lacked neither money nor food. They managed to gather 300 yuan and food stamps for 100 pounds, placing them in Ye Huan's hands, a heavy-hearted gesture!
In such cold weather, rushing here on New Year's Eve and leaving early on Chinese New Year's Day, they urged her not to worry about home, just to take care of herself and the children.
