"Uncle Three still has to go to work, doesn't he?" Xiao Qi asked.
"The other day when we were talking about the harvest, your Uncle Three said he would ask for a few days off from the mountain," Lian Shouxin replied.
Because he was able to learn a craft, Lian Shouli was very diligent about going to work, come rain or shine. It was rare for him to take the initiative to ask for time off to help harvest the crops, which showed that Lian Shouli wasn't ignorant of worldly ways—he truly held his brothers' family matters close to his heart.
"Plus, with Jiaxing and his father, you two kids count as one laborer. All in all, that's about ten laborers," Lady Zhang chimed in, "Tomorrow is the big market day in Back Mountain Village. I plan to send a message to his grandpa and ask his grandpa and his uncles to come help us out for a few days."
"At this time, his grandpa's house must be busy too," Lian Shouxin said.
