Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland
Chapter 714 - Chapter 714 Chapter 715 She Doesnt Want to be a Saint_1

Chapter 714: Chapter 715: She Doesn’t Want to be a Saint_1 Chapter 714: Chapter 715: She Doesn’t Want to be a Saint_1 Mother Yun wondered if the food factory was still hiring?

“Hanhan, is the food factory still hiring?”

Meng Yunhan concealed the fact that the food factory was not hers, to protect them from any incidents.

She didn’t want Ahao to be in an awkward position.

“Mom, the food factory is not hiring and even if they were, they only hire internally.”

Father Yun knew what his wife was thinking, “Hanhan, don’t take your mother’s words to heart. The fact that you’re in the factory, which conveniently used to be so close by, is because of your cake-making skills.”

Mother Yun was slightly disheartened.

“Mom, as long as you are ready to work hard, the yield of the year will be higher than the factory wages.”

Mother Yun thought of her younger daughter, “But the household responsibility system has not been implemented yet, your little sister’s family is having a hard time.”

Father Yun looked a bit uncomfortable, “She leads a good life now, with Hanhan attending school and busy with factory work, barely managing to keep her foot off the ground. Thankfully, the in-laws are at home to take care of Little Huzi.”

Mother Yun remembered their son saying last year that they were a bit short on money to buy the house. Hanhan had had to work and go to school, keeping her very busy.

Mother Yun did not say anything.

As Mother Yun grew older, she hoped that her good offsprings could lend a hand to the ones not doing so well.

Meng Yunhan knew that people are inherently selfish. Even one’s own hands aren’t equal, let alone her own children.

All of them just wanted to lead a better life.

However, some incidents that have already occurred can never be changed or forgotten.

She did not want to play the saint, she didn’t talk about it, doesn’t mean she had forgotten as if nothing had happened.

“Mommy can make lots of yummy food,” Little Huzi couldn’t help but interject.

Meng Yunhan looked at her son tenderly, “Eat quickly.”

The mood suddenly became oppressive.

After Meng Yunhan had dinner, Father Zhao urged her to go to class.

With one less person in the house, Little Huzi needed to be sent off to kindergarten.

“In-laws, mother-in-law, Hanhan has it tough. She may have to stand in front of the oven all day during the summer. She developed many prickly heats this summer. I can understand why you want your children to work at the factory, but as you heard, Hanhan was invited to work there because she knows how to make cakes.”

Father Yun knew the in-laws misunderstood and promptly explained, “In-laws, we wouldn’t have had such an easy time these years without you. We, as grandparents, couldn’t even lend a helping hand. Like when they bought this house, Ahao told me they owed money. We couldn’t help them out. Now Hanhan works in the factory so life is just a bit better. She goes to school and works, it’s really difficult. She is a good daughter-in-law to our Yun family.”

While not exactly sure what an oven is, it surely must be a hot place given its name.

“In Kyoto, the responsibility system coupled with a little bit of chicken farming, can bring in a thousand by the end of the year.”

Mother Yun was surprised, “That much?”

Father Zhao nodded, “That much. Now, chicken and duck, anything can be bought without a ticket, there are many people raising animals, and many people buying meat, it’s a source of income.”

Father Yun quickly did the math. Working in a team for a year and then splitting the food, at most, each would get just over two to three hundred. This is given a larger family. For smaller families, it wouldn’t even be over a hundred.

“Nowadays, there is no restriction on how many chickens to raise, but people are struggling to feed themselves, where would they get the spare food to raise so many chickens and ducks?”