She Lives Well with the Shopping App in the 80s
Chapter 176: Fearing Unexpected Changes

Chapter 176: Chapter 176: Fearing Unexpected Changes

She wasn’t visiting town for the first time; could she really get lost?

"Promise me."

Fang Meiyun got pulled by her sister-in-law and immediately nodded, "Okay, I’ll definitely wait for you at the Cooperative, sister-in-law. I won’t wander off."

Yun Xiaoxiao was also concerned about the possibility of Fang Meiyun being kidnapped and sold.

It was necessary to be cautious of unexpected accidents.

"I’ll be back later to buy some things, so after you finish buying what you need, help me hold a place in line." Yun Xiaoxiao, still feeling apprehensive before leaving, thought of something and directly asked Fang Meiyun to queue up for her, so that she would be less likely to get into trouble.

"Sister-in-law, I will definitely hold your place in line for you."

Although Fang Meiyun didn’t know where her sister-in-law was going, since her sister-in-law had tasks to take care of and didn’t ask her to follow, she just reminded her to queue up. So after she finished shopping, she would queue up for her sister-in-law.

There were some things that simply couldn’t be brought from home; otherwise, they’d be hard to explain.

She bought ten pairs of nylon socks, two pairs of cashmere socks, five pounds of bananas, two pounds of kelp, two pounds of ribs, and some other items. In any case, her basket was quite full by the time she carried her purchases back to the Cooperative.

"Sister-in-law, here, sister-in-law..." Fang Meiyun also came to the Cooperative to buy some soy sauce, vinegar, and salt, and didn’t need to purchase anything else.

After she finished shopping, she hurried back to queue up and immediately waved to greet her sister-in-law when she saw her coming.

"Are you trying to cut the line?"

Fang Meiyun quickly said, "No cutting, I’m holding the place in line for my sister-in-law."

In fact, there weren’t many people.

That’s why Yun Xiaoxiao told Fang Meiyun not to leave the Cooperative.

It was crowded here, and human traffickers had to be more cautious if they wanted to attempt any misdeeds.

"Xiao Yun, wait for me."

Fang Meiyun nodded, "Sister-in-law, we came together, of course, we should return home together."

Could she really leave her sister-in-law behind and take off on her own?

"Then wait for me a bit."

After buying some necessary items, some didn’t require tickets.

"Xiao Yun, let’s go!"

Fang Meiyun, carrying her basket of vegetables, followed her sister-in-law towards the place where the ox cart was parked.

"Xiao Yun, I’ve bought quite a few things just now. After we get back to the brigade, you should come home with me first. I’m not sure if there’s anything you need."

What did her sister-in-law mean by that?

"Educated Youth Yun, what are you selling here?"

Someone tried to pull the cloth from inside the basket on Yun Xiaoxiao’s back and was swiftly stopped by Yun Xiaoxiao’s quick reflexes.

"Auntie, I don’t like others touching my things without permission, it shows a lack of boundaries."

The auntie sheepishly withdrew her hand whilst still saying, "I just wanted to have a look?"

What was so special about it?

It looked like she bought a lot of things?

Educated Youth Yun was really living a good life; her man didn’t want her to do farm work, and her parents were still sending her stuff and money to this day.

After the ox cart arrived, they took it, and along the way, that auntie chatted with other aunties on the cart but would glance now and then at Yun Xiaoxiao’s basket, as if she wanted to develop x-ray vision to see clearly what exactly Educated Youth Yun had bought that she valued so much, as if she feared they would actually see it.

Yun Xiaoxiao wasn’t bothered, acting as if they didn’t exist.

The road was somewhat bumpy, though.

But they still made it home.

"Xiao Yun, let’s go."

Fang Meiyun didn’t know what her sister-in-law wanted her for?

But she followed her sister-in-law to her home anyway.

"Da Bao, Xiao Bao, we’re back."

The two brothers who were writing at the table in the main room, upon hearing their mother’s voice, slid off the long bench and ran to open the door.