Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder's Comeback in the Era Tales-Chapter 98: Eldest Sister-in-law Eloping With Someone Else 10

After sending off the brigade captain’s wife, Yuan Chun closed the courtyard gate and returned to the main house.

She deeply hypnotized the two white-eyed wolves on the ground, ensuring they would continue to lie there for another day and night. Then, with glee, Yuan Chun went to slaughter the remaining two old hens.

One was made into chicken stew with potatoes. 𝗳𝚛𝗲𝕖𝚠𝚎𝚋𝗻𝗼𝕧𝗲𝐥.𝚌𝚘𝐦

The other was stewed into mushroom chicken soup.

She also took out half a basin of cornmeal and a basin of white flour from the space, making half of it into meat buns and the other half into pancakes.

The meat filling was something she had stored in the Jade Gourd Space earlier.

After everything was ready, it was already noon. Yuan Chun drank a bowl of mushroom chicken soup, ate two meat buns, and then went to the room to pack her luggage.

Back in the day, when the original owner severed ties with the Qin family, the Qin family did not ignore her initially. They even packed her clothes and daily necessities from her parents’ home and sent them over.

Also, the two quilts her mother prepared for her dowry were sent along.

Only, at that time, the original owner was instigated by Liu Fusheng to ignore her maternal family, thinking that they were using a roundabout tactic to coax her into a change of heart.

Not until the original owner was sold did she realize that Liu Fusheng’s reason for instigating her to sever ties with her family was not out of concern that she’d be coaxed back, but out of fear that if she suffered grievances at the Liu Family, she would seek the Qin family for support.

Once the Qin family was no longer a backup, the Liu Family could more easily exploit the original owner.

The two new quilts sent by the Qin family were only used for a few days by the original owner before being taken over by Liu Baozhu along with the room and bed.

Yuan Chun, repulsed by Liu Baozhu’s scent clinging to the quilts, decided not to keep them. She stored them in the space, planning to give them to someone in need later.

As for whether the white-eyed wolves had quilts, what did it matter to her?

Yuan Chun also collected all the clothes and shoes the original owner had bought for the two white-eyed wolves over the past three years, not even sparing the two backpacks.

Finally, she left the village carrying a small bundle.

At three in the afternoon, she arrived in the county town. She first went to the county high school, presented her household register to confirm her identity, and processed the withdrawal paperwork for the two white-eyed wolves.

At this time, schools were very considerate. If you hadn’t completed a semester, they would refund the remaining tuition fees.

Yuan Chun got back more than twenty yuan in tuition fees and over a hundred pounds of grain.

The teacher also accompanied Yuan Chun to the dormitory of the two white-eyed wolves, packing up all their belongings to take away.

After leaving the school, Yuan Chun found an isolated spot, stored the grain and packages into the space, leaving only a single bundle in her hands.

Then, she headed straight for the train station.

Using spiritual power to hypnotize, she successfully bought a soft sleeper train ticket to Spring City, departing in an hour.

Nan County was thousands of miles away from Spring City. The train would take eight or nine days to get there, and Yuan Chun had no intention of enduring such a long ride.

"Young comrade, would you like to buy some tea eggs?"

As she exited the ticket office and was about to enter the station, a sixty-something old lady tugged at her sleeve, timidly and softly asking, "Five cents each, young comrade, buy a few, they are still warm."

The old lady held a small basket.

On top, there was a small floral cloth.

As Yuan Chun looked over, the old lady lifted a corner of the cloth, revealing twenty tea eggs inside.

Yuan Chun took out one yuan and fifty cents, "I’ll take them all, give me the basket as well. Consider the extra fifty cents as payment for the basket."

"Alright, thank you, young comrade."

The old lady took the money, quickly placed the basket in her hand, and left briskly.