Chapter 525: Past Life Extra Story Five_1
 

Jiang Sanlang returned to his room from his parents’ and handed a new household registration to his wife, ” Chunniang, I’m going to take you to the city in two days. I’ve rented a room there, and you and Yingbao will be living there for a while.”

His wife was due to give birth in a few months, and he didn’t feel comfortable letting her give birth in the village.

The matter of killing two Foundation Establishment cultivators last time was like a blade hanging over their heads, he was constantly wary of it falling, so he couldn’t let his wife and daughter stay in the village for long.

Chunniang took the household registration, looked at it over and over with joy in her heart.

She was pregnant with twins and had always been worried about complications during childbirth, so she had been on edge.

Now being able to go to the city to give birth was the best news she could receive.

In the city, there were many highly skilled medical cultivators. She could ask one of them to assist her in childbirth, that would put her mind at ease.

Yingbao blinked her eyes and looked at her father, then at her mother, suddenly took out a few Spirit Fruits and placed them in front of her mother, “Tasty.”

Jiang Sanlang already knew that his daughter and the little Flying Rat had gone deep into the cave to find many Spirit Fruits. He smiled and stroked his daughter’s head, “Baobao, keep them for now, eat them when we get to the city.”

Actually, he wanted to sell the Spirit Fruits that his daughter had brought out and exchange them for some gold, silver, or Spirit Stones. That way, her mother and daughter could live better in the city.

But thinking about how much his daughter had already helped the family, if he was greedy even for his child’s snacks, he would be too disgraceful.

Worst case scenario, he will go back to that cave to get more luminous night sand.

Yingbao shook her head, picked up a fruit and placed it in Chunniang’s hand, “Baobao has lots, Mom eat fruit.”

She took another one and gave it to Jiang Sanlang, “Dad also eat.”

She had already planted several Spirit Fruit trees in the Divine Mansion, they could flower in a few months, so she was not worried about running out of fruit to eat in the future.

In addition to the fruit trees, many mid-level Spiritual Medicines were grown in the Divine Mansion. Once they matured into high-level ones, she would bring them out to exchange them for money for her parents.

Jiang Sanlang picked up the fruit and, reluctant to eat it, tucked it into his bosom, planning to share it with his parents.

Although he didn’t recognize what kind of fruit it was, he knew that it was extraordinary. If sold to the Treasure Pavilion, it would certainly be worth a lot of money. But the fruits were his daughter’s, how could he do such a thing.

A few days later, Jiang Sanlang brought his wife, daughter, and mother Jiang Liu to the city. The house he had rented was in a courtyard.

There were a total of three households living in the courtyard, including him, and all were tenants.

The landlord opened the lock with a key and said, “The room has a brick bed, you can heat it in winter if it’s cold, but be careful about safety. If you cause a fire, you’ll regret it.”

Jiang Sanlang immediately assured, “Don’t worry, we will be careful.”

The landlord gave a few more instructions, told them that they must pay next month’s rent at the end of each month, and if they didn’t pay on time, they would have to move out.

Jiang Sanlang naturally agreed.

After the landlord left, Chunniang put down her daughter and started to tidy up the room.

There was nothing in the room except for a large brick bed and a stove.

Jiang Liu went out to borrow a broom from the neighbor to sweep the brick bed, sighing as she swept, “I thought the houses in the city are better than ours, but it’s just a thatched house, and it costs twenty gold a month. It’s not worth it.”

Jiang Sanlang said, “When we have money, we will buy a small courtyard. I’ve asked around, one with three rooms costs a hundred thousand gold.”

Jiang Liu was shocked, “A hundred thousand gold? Is it a tile house or thatched?”

Jiang Sanlang, “Thatched.”

Jiang Liu fell silent and waved her hand, “Let’s stick to renting for now.” A hundred thousand gold was equivalent to a thousand Spirit Stones, and they couldn’t afford even half of that amount now.

Yingbao ran out of the room and saw several children playing in the courtyard.

The oldest was eight or nine years old, and the youngest was only two or three. They were playing hopscotch.

The game was to draw six squares in the middle of the courtyard, and everyone would hop and kick a tile into each square on one foot.

Yingbao watched with great interest, completely unaware that someone next to her was watching the little Flying Rat on her head.

At this time, Jiang Sanlang went out to buy things. Thinking that he needed to buy a bunch of bits and pieces, he picked up his daughter and went out together.

He first bought two pots, one big and one small, and a few basins and sets of bowls and chopsticks.

He also bought some towels, bedding, mattresses, and also grains, salt, vegetables and so on.

He bought several steaming baskets for steaming buns, a few clothes boxes, and a brick bed table.

For each item he purchased, he had his daughter put it in the storage bag, and they returned home lightly and easily.