Chapter 1867： Murong Cai gets married (2/2)

Murong asked suspiciously: "Grandpa, what are you doing here suddenly with snacks and candies? Is today a good day?"

Murong Liang smiled and said: "Aran, this is for your children. Yuxiangzhai bought it, but it's delicious."

"Grandpa, you haven't answered my question yet."

Murong Liang sighed and said, "That's right, I don't have a woman in charge in my family right now. Although Ah Qing is there, she is still too young to really worry about Ah Cai's marriage."

"I'm an old man, and those matchmakers are not easy to find me."

"Since his grandmother's accident, no one has told him to marry him. I'm worried that he won't be able to marry a daughter-in-law, so I left the high-yield grain harvested this year and sold it all to buy him a daughter-in-law. return."

"It's not a glorious thing for the daughter-in-law to come in like this, so I didn't plan to hold a big one. I let them worship at home yesterday, and I specially brought you snacks and candy today, and let me know by the way that Ah Cai has a daughter-in-law. already."

Murong Zhe said with a complex face: "Father, it stands to reason that I have been Cai's uncle for so many years, so I should be concerned about his life-long affairs, but what his parents and grandma did, really made me unable to live in my heart. Guan, that's why I don't care about him, and please don't blame me."

"No wonder." Murong Liang said: "I understand that although the daughter-in-law I bought is not as good as the one that the matchmaker is marrying, she is still a daughter-in-law, and the girl is not bad. I am very satisfied now."

Murong Zhe said, "Where is that woman from?"

Murong Liang said: "It's from Lvshui Village. When A Cai and I went to the city, we happened to meet on the road. When I met her, she was kneeling on the ground, and her parents were also beside her, saying that it was the life of the family. She was seriously ill and had to sell her daughter as a last resort."

"They also wanted to marry their daughter immediately and use the dowry money to treat her illness, but the price of their family was too high, and the woman was of ordinary height, and no one agreed. They had no choice, so they came up with the idea of ​​selling their daughter."

(end of this chapter)