Chapter 190 The Grandfather and Grandson Praising Each Other

Bai Nuo rode his little bicycle, pedaling his legs very fast, and in just a few breaths he had already circled around to the scrap metal recycling station.

She doesn't plan to visit the grain and oil store or the grocery store this time. She still has plenty of grain and groceries at home. When she eats alone or with Fang Meng, she eats the grains produced in her space.

Even the grain we borrowed from the brigade headquarters when we first went to the countryside hasn't been finished yet. We still have a lot of rice, flour, and cooking oil left from the lucky draw. We can't possibly finish them all, so there's no point in bringing back any more.

She has quite a few coupons, but she can't just squander them like that. It would be better to save them for when she goes to the city or the provincial capital in the future.

"Oh right, let's start the lucky draw wheel at the check-in point at the entrance of the supply and marketing cooperative."

"Yes, host!"

"Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining two bottles of Lingta Baijiu, two bottles of Fengcheng Laojiu, and two bottles of Taoshan Baijiu."

Upon hearing this, Bai Nuo's eyes lit up, and he pedaled the wheelchair with even more strength.

"Hehe, Ah Tong, I love this prize. I also have a gift for Captain Uncle. I've made a profit again!" Her sweet little voice was full of joy.

The host was happy, and the little system was happy too. It shook its head and sat steadily on its host's shoulder, nodding vigorously.

"Host, we've got a great start today, the scrap metal recycling station is sure to get even better treasures."

"That's right!"

Bai Nuo nodded vigorously.

"squeak!"

The bicycle drifted around the entrance of the scrap metal yard before coming to a steady stop.

result……

"You brat, I've told you eight hundred times, slow down, slow down, ride your bike slowly, why don't you ever listen!"

"Hehe!" Bai Nuo looked at the old man who was jumping up and down in anger and smiled sweetly.

After parking the bicycle, I turned to my great-uncle and asked, "Why are you guarding the gate so early?"

It's only a little past seven o'clock, the old man is so dedicated.

"Sigh, I'm getting old, I don't need much sleep!" Yu Guosheng sat back down in his chair and looked at the young girl who was walking over, asking, "Why didn't you sleep a little longer? Did you have breakfast?"

"You've eaten, don't worry!" Bai Nuo walked over and glanced at the old man's face. Although he had deliberately smeared it dark, he was in good spirits. Ever since she gave the old man the tea grown with spring water from her space, he had been drinking it every single day and was quite happy. His body was indeed much stronger than before.

It is estimated that if he drinks it for another year or two, the old wounds and injuries left over from the battlefield will be almost completely healed.

"Grandpa, can you pass things to my grandpa and grandma?" Bai Nuo asked in a low voice. In the end, she was still worried about the old couple in Beijing. Although they were not being abused and it was much better than the days when they were sent to the countryside, she didn't know if they were eating well.

Moreover, the elderly couple had fought against the enemy when they were young, which left them with many hidden injuries and old ailments. Her mother's sacrifice also dealt them a heavy blow. Her maternal grandfather had been doing research at the research institute for many years, so it's no wonder that his health was not good.

Previously, because of her mental impairment, her space was self-sealed, allowing only things to enter but not exit. Now that it's possible, we need to find a way to properly nourish the two elderly people.

“You don’t need to worry about them. There are people in Beijing who will take care of them. Our Yu family hasn’t fallen yet. Your great-grandfather Yu won’t let anyone make things difficult for them. Niu Niu, don’t worry!” Yu Guosheng knew that the child was worried about her grandparents. He smiled and patted the little girl’s head, gently comforting her.

“Niu Niu!” Yu Guosheng lowered his voice, his face unusually serious. “Remember what your great-aunt said. Sometimes what seems like a dead end may be a new hope. What seems like imprisonment may be another form of protection. So don’t worry. Just take good care of yourself and live happily. That will be the greatest comfort to us old folks.”

Bai Nuo nodded gently. She understood the reasoning and had already guessed it. She was just worried about her grandparents' health.

"Grandpa, I just wanted to bring some food and tea to Grandpa and Grandma. Grandpa, you and I both enjoy tea. Since we don't have to go to the research institute these next few years, let's slow down and enjoy life." The little girl squatted down beside the old man's legs, gently shaking his arm and acting coquettishly.

Yu Guosheng smiled helplessly. He just couldn't refuse this girl; it had never been like this before, from childhood to adulthood.

"Alright, alright, get the things ready, Grandpa will have someone deliver them."

Bai Nuo's eyes lit up, and her smile became even brighter: "Okay, I'll prepare more things for Grandpa and Grandma. I'll also take a picture later and send it over. I've been away from home for two years and Grandma hasn't seen what I look like now. She must miss me very much."

"Okay, you can do whatever you want. Your great-uncle will take care of everything." Seeing the little girl so happy, Yu Guosheng felt it was worth the trip he had secretly made.

"Your tea is quite good. I used to feel dizzy every morning when I woke up, and my legs would ache and go numb on cloudy or rainy days. But after drinking the tea you brought me, in just over ten days, I feel that these old ailments have improved a lot." Yu Guosheng thought of the tea the girl had given him and felt more and more comfortable drinking it.

"Of course!"

Bai Nuo didn't intend to hide it. Her family elders were all shrewd and could naturally sense any changes in her body. So she had already prepared an excuse. Anyway, she relied on her family's pampering and indulgence, and they would believe whatever she said.

"When I was little, there were so many books in my grandfather's study. I read quite a few of them, including several books about Chinese herbal medicine. At that time, my mind was foggy, but I never expected that after I recovered, I would still remember what I had read before."

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