Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 262: Pei Huai, Come Here

As soon as the group left the train station, they headed to the bicycle parking area.

When they arrived, Pei Shanshan rode her bicycle, Wang Cuilan rode a tricycle, and Pei Baoshan also rode a bicycle.

Now going back, Jiang Ran rides a bicycle with Pei Shanshan, Wang Cuilan rides a tricycle carrying luggage, and Pei Huai rides a bicycle with Pei Baoshan.

The group was quite a spectacle.

In no time, they reached the small eatery.

It was lunchtime, and the small eatery was bustling.

Jiang Ran just glanced over, didn’t head that way, but directly followed Wang Cuilan to the yard at the back.

Upon arriving home, just entering the yard, a few young girls approached them with smiles.

They were none other than the five young girls who made pastries.

Girls of their age usually stop growing, so not much change would be noticeable in just over a month.

However, while their appearance hadn’t changed, other aspects had.

With just one look, Jiang Ran felt they’d matured significantly.

Whether speaking or doing things, they seemed much more capable.

Just by observing their mental state, Jiang Ran knew that nothing unexpected had happened in the past month.

Had there been any mishaps, they couldn’t possibly be in their current state.

After chatting with them for a while, Jiang Ran was urged by Wang Cuilan to freshen up and change clothes.

"Go take a bath, change your clothes, you can eat when you come out, and have a good rest after eating."

Although Wang Cuilan had never left the courtyard or taken a long-distance train,

she had carefully learned what to do and how to relax and rest after getting off the train.

Listening to Wang Cuilan, Jiang Ran agreed without hesitation.

It really feels nice to have someone taking care of everything for you.

Jiang Ran carried the suitcase back to the room, but instead of opening it, she took clothes from the wardrobe.

When they went to beishi, it was midsummer, and they wore summer clothes.

But now, in September, the weather had cooled, and autumn clothes were needed.

Jiang Ran, of course, had no autumn clothes; the original clothes, after Jiang Ran slimmed down, had long been dealt with.

Now Jiang Ran took out the long pants and long sleeves she had made for herself before summer began.

Just by looking, the clothes seemed large, and after bathing and wearing them, Jiang Ran found they weren’t just generally large.

The waist was big; using a belt made it workable.

The pant legs were wide, but that was okay; they could be worn as wide-leg pants.

Jiang Ran tidied herself up and came out of the bathroom, still with mist in her hair.

The problem with long hair is exactly that.

No matter how vigorously you towel it, it won’t dry quickly.

As Jiang Ran was about to return to her room, Wang Cuilan came out of the living room and, seeing Jiang Ran’s hair dripping water, frowned, "Ranran, why didn’t you dry your hair? It’s not summer anymore, it’s cool. If the wind blows, you’ll get a headache. Go, go, go, get inside quickly."

Wang Cuilan said this while leading the way inside.

After entering, Wang Cuilan found a dry towel and asked Jiang Ran to sit while she stood behind her to dry her hair.

Just after a couple of strokes, Pei Huai entered through the front door carrying a clay pot.

"Pei Huai, come over and dry Ranran’s hair."

Pei Huai agreed, set the clay pot in the living room, and quickly came over.

Jiang Ran couldn’t refuse in time before the towel had already been transferred from Wang Cuilan’s hands to Pei Huai’s.