Dawang who came in from the outside stretched out his hand and flicked on his brother’s forehead, making Sanwang rethink his decisions.
Erwang poured Lin Lan an entire mini bowl of it, “Mother, drink some. It’s Chinese New Year’s after all, you should be happy and celebrate it.”
Sanwang, “Wow, it’s such a bowl. Mother wouldn’t be able to finish it,” If she couldn’t finish it, he could help and make sure that he didn’t become a drunkard.
Dawang opened his palm and covered Sanwang’s mouth with it, dragging him to the side to make him continue working on his homework.
Lin Lan looked at these children and was really happy, “Okay, I’ll drink a bit of this to suit the occasion,” Anyway, if she couldn’t finish it, she would just leave it in the cup for Han Qingsong to drink.
She saw that the children were not feeling all that sleepy, so she asked them to do some light activities to digest the food in order to make sure that they wouldn’t be bloated later. Mainly, that was because they had to eat dumplings later.
“I heard on the radio that jumping rope makes children taller. Go jump some rope and you will be taller than your father by then.”
Sanwang wanted to compete with his Second Brother and see who would be able to jump the most.
Lin Lan ate and drank alone. While she ate, she thought about Eldest Sister-in-law Han, Liu Xiuyun and the overall status quo of women in general.
It was nothing too concerning at first, but after drinking some wine, her heart became hot and her mind was dizzy, amplified by the sudden surge in emotion.
In this era, women were at a disadvantage with even food portions, let alone position in society.
Such a comparison confirmed that modern society was better in this regard. At the very least, women were able to earn their own money and live comfortably.
She didn’t drink much since she didn’t like to drink all that much on a normal basis either. Plus, this time, the rice liquor had a high alcohol content and it burned. However, today was Chinese New Year and the commotion in the main house made her feel emotional. Upon thinking about Eldest Sister-in-law Han and the others, she accidentally had a tad too much than she should have.
It was already easy to overthink everything on your own, let alone after downing so much wine. Therefore, it was inevitable that she started to express her dampened emotions.
Her thoughts fluttered just like her body as she thought about how far away her previous life was.
When she first transmigrated, she would dream at night about returning to the modern age, the bustling city, the noisy playground, the eccentric parents. The coquettish younger brother and those classmates, girlfriends, and colleagues made her very happy.
Later, once Han Qingsong and her children had occupied her whole life, such dreams became less and less frequent.
To be honest, it’s impossible for her not to feel emotional.
After all, she was free in the past. She had a house, a car, and a career. After transmigration, she was all but trapped in a small village with a house full of children and a husband who started intercourse despite having no experience in romance.
She usually wouldn’t talk about activities on the bed without being in love, but subconsciously, she did care about this a little.