Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland Chapter 52 - 52 This is the Scene He has Been Longing for1

Chapter 52 This is the Scene He has Been Longing for_1

Cooking oil, soy sauce, and so various odds and ends—these things cost ng Yunhan ten yuan, plus so coupons.

As for at, it was completely beyond reach because she only had money, no at tickets.

With so spare ti, ng Yunhan found out about a junk station managed by an old man. She slipped him a dollar for the sa reason she had before, she browsed a bit, then finally left with her textbook.

They agreed to et there and wait, which didn’t keep ng Yunhan waiting too long.

Once at the military unit, ng Yunhan took the things she bought back to the bungalow.

After putting away her purchases, she strolled around a nearby village, returning with two chickens, so eggs, and so vegetables in hand.

The young sentry standing guard, seeing ng Yunhan’s vegetables, straightened his back.

Because it was hot, apart from the sounds coming from the training field, there weren’t many people around at this ti.

Once ho, ng Yunhan hurriedly cooked. There was a big pot left over, and so bowls and chopsticks.

ng Yunhan fried so shredded potato, made mushroom soup, and cucumber salad.

When Yun Hao ca back, he slled the delicious aroma coming from the kitchen.

“I’m back, and dinner’s almost ready.”

Seeing the smile on ng Yunhan’s face was sothing he’d been looking forward to: coming ho after work to a virtuous wife who, with a smile on her face, served delicious food.

“Good.”

ng Yunhan imdiately called Yun Hao to eat.

When Yun Hao saw the two chickens, he asked, “Hanhan, where did you buy these?” If you went to the state-run store to buy chicken, it wouldn’t be easy to find.

ng Yunhan showed a brilliant smile, as if she had gotten a bargain, and said, “I bought them in the village. I just went to try my luck, but I didn’t expect to be able to buy them. I also bought so vegetables and so potatoes, and it didn’t require any coupons.”

Yun Hao knew that buying at required at tickets. He had so saved, but not many.

He had actually forgotten to give her the household’s money and coupons.

“You must be hungry, let’s eat.” It was clear that Hanhan had put a lot of thought into buying these things from the villagers.”

After all, private trade like this usually bumps up against socialist restrictions.

“Eat more.” ng Yunhan knew Yun Hao’s appetite so she cooked enough rice for three people. Her small bowl of rice, added to the vegetables, were enough to fill her up.

Yun Hao, after six months, could finally taste his wife’s cooking again. He had a great appetite and ate all the leftover food.

The happiest thing for a cook is seeing the diner enthusiastically finishing all the food.

“We also have plum juice, I’ve been chilling it with cold water. Let get it for you.” ng Yunhan got up to go to the kitchen and brought back a large bowl of sour plum soup.

Yun Hao looked at the sour plum soup in the bowl. If anyone else had brought it, he wouldn’t have drank it, as he wasn’t accustod to these sour and sweet flavors. But since Hanhan made it, he would of course drink it down.

“What about you?”

“I have so. I drank so of the sour plum soup I made earlier.”

Thinking about the guests coming in the evening, ng Yunhan discussed the dinner nu with Yun Hao, “Ahao, I was thinking of stewing one chicken and using the other to make potato stew, frying shredded potatoes, making cucumber salad, yuxiang eggplant, mushroom soup, will that be enough?”

Yun Hao thought about his wife having to cook all these dishes, and wondered if she’d be tired, “That’s enough, that’s enough. Don’t steam rice. They can get rice from the canteen.”