At the same time, Ji Liansong's family was also discussing the matter.
Ever since the family property had been divided, their branch had not had an easy time.
The entire family relied on Ji Liansong as their sole laborer. Their eight mu of land were all low-grade fields, and the harvest had been poor this year. After paying the grain tax, there was still a whole family to feed.
Daya, Erya, and Sanyang were all still young and couldn't be left alone. Erya, in particular, was even frailer than Sanyang, constantly falling ill and getting into trouble.
Daya was sensible and, fearing her grandparents would find her a burden, always rushed to do chores. But she was so little, what good could she really do?
Yang's brows were perpetually furrowed with worry. And so, when she heard that one could invest in the Hu Family's business, she started getting ideas and wanted to give it a try.
After dinner, the family was sitting in the courtyard to cool off when she haltingly voiced her idea.
