"Ahh The two obviously didn't expect that they were so hungry that they grabbed a straw and wanted to save their lives.

"Forget it." Although Grandpa Luo is helpless, he also knows that it is too much to be a strong man.

originally opened a crack in the door for life, but I didn't expect it to slam it shut again.

The despair after hope shrouded the three of them with a lifeless and terrifying twilight.

Jing Boda looked at them and scratched his chin and said, "Actually, if you want to buy food, it's very simple." ”

"What should I do?" Old Man Luo raised his eyes to look at him, his eyes were full of hope, shining, brighter than the stars in the sky.

"It's still you who go to buy food, but I'm going to take you there." Jing Boda put his hand to his mouth, and said his method like this, so and so.

The more the old man listened, the brighter his eyes became, and finally nodded busily and said, "Okay, just do what you say, young man." ”

"It's just that this makes you accept your grievances." Jing Boda said embarrassedly.

"What grievances? The most important thing is to be alive. Old Man Luo waved his hand and said nonchalantly.

"Oh well! Lead the way ahead. Jing Boda looked at him and said softly.

"I've got to go home and get a bag and a book of food." Grandma Luo said.

"Then we'll turn at the crossroads of the grain store." Grandpa Luo hurriedly said.

About half an hour later, after the round, Jing Boda looked at Grandma Luo and said, "You go with me to buy food, women can always arouse sympathy." His eyes turned to Hongying again, "Hongying, you and they go to the alley and wait." ”

"Hmm!" Hongying nodded obediently and hid in the alley with the ancestors of the Luo family.

Jing Boda followed Grandma Luo and walked to the front of the grain store.

Jing Boda pouted at the old man's Nunu mouth and motioned for her to go in and buy cornmeal.

Grandma Luo shrunk her head into the grain store, walked to the counter, and handed the grain book to a middle-aged woman.

She wore a short-haired cap, a red and white plaid cover, and blue sleeves.

Grandma Luo whispered, "Comrade, I buy cornmeal." ”

The staff took the food book she handed over and opened it, and when they saw the big name, they immediately squinted at her and said, "Why are you the stinky mother-in-law of the capitalist Luo Jinchuan, your Luo family is used to eating the flesh and blood of working people, and you still want to eat cornmeal." Snorted coldly, "Get out of the way, the cornmeal of our working masses is not sold to people like you." ”

Grandma Luo looked at her and pleaded weakly, "Comrade, our family can't open the pot anymore, and it's broken." ”

"It's okay! Taste the taste of starvation, and think about how you exploited the peasants back then. She said viciously.

"Comrade, please." Grandma Luo pleaded bitterly.

She threw the food book in her hand on the counter, ignored Grandma Luo, and even turned her face away, feeling as if she would dirty her eyes if she looked at her more.

Jing Boda couldn't stand it anymore, so he stepped forward and took the grain that was thrown on the counter, "Buy fifty catties of cornmeal." ”

"Who are you?" She turned her head to look at Jing Boda Dao.

Jing Boda pointed to his clothes, raised his chin slightly, and said arrogantly, "Who do you say I am?" As he spoke, he handed her the food book.

"Our grain store has a rule that they can not sell grain when they come to buy it." She took the food book and threw it directly to Jing Boda, with a tough and unreasonable attitude.

"You starved them to death, do you take the responsibility?" Jing Boda picked up the food book, put it in front of her eyes, patted it, and said sharply.

"Responsibility?" She turned her head to look at him and said, "What responsibility?" ”

"Do you really not know, or do you pretend not to?" Jing Boda looked at her and deliberately lowered his voice.

"You...... I don't understand! She stared at Jing Boda with wide eyes.

Jing Boda scolded Grandma Luo Nunu, "Go out." ”

Grandma Luo lowered her head and cowered out of the grain store.

Jing Boda saw people leaving the grain store, walked to the counter by himself, looked at her and said, "You don't know such a big thing." ”

"Something." She looked at him with a puzzled look on her face and asked, her heart burning with gossip.

"The Luo family is not honest and has not deeply reflected on the sins they have committed." Jing Boda looked at her and continued, "So we have to continue to dig deeper, and we have to let her transform her mind from the depths of her soul." But you starve them to death, what are we going to do? Fiercely and excitedly, he said, "Comrade, you are now supporting our revolutionary work, and you cannot be a stumbling block for us. ”

The hat was a bit too big for her to bear, "Yes, yes, we can't starve them to death." She took the food book and said immediately.

She opened the grain book, turned to the page of the account, and looked at Jing Bodadao, "Fifty catties of cornmeal?" ”

Jing Boda nodded, she turned to the backstage again, looked at her colleague and shouted, "Weigh her fifty catties of cornmeal." ”

"Yes!"

Jing Boda looked back at Grandma Luo, who was standing in front of the grain store, and deliberately said in a vicious voice, "Don't come in yet." ”

"Yes, yes, yes!" Grandma Luo nodded like pounding garlic, entered the grain store with her head down, shook off the noodle bag, and put it under a drawer-sized funnel to receive cornmeal.

After the fifty catties were loaded, Jing Boda looked at the staff and said, "Comrade, thank you for supporting our work." ”

"You're welcome, are they all revolutionaries?" She said with a smile on her face.

Jing Boda turned around and looked at Grandma Luo, who had already tied the noodle bag and carried it on her back, and said in a vicious voice, "Don't go quickly, you have to reflect on yourself from the depths of your soul." ”

"Yes, yes, yes!" As Grandma Luo spoke, she bent her waist and walked towards the outside of the grain store with a noodle bag on her back.

Jing Boda wanted to help her, but with so many people watching, she couldn't fall short.

Grandma Luo struggled to carry fifty catties of cornmeal out of the grain store, and walked to the crossroads step by step.

When Hongying saw them come out, she immediately greeted them.

Old Man Luo stepped forward to help, and the two of them carried the noodle bag and walked towards the secluded place.

Walking to a place where there were few people, Grandpa Luo looked at Jing Boda and said busily, "Thank you, thank you so much." ”

"You're welcome." Jing Boda waved his hand.

"After kowtowing to the benefactor first, he saved our lives." Grandpa Luo excitedly pushed his grandson and said.

Luo Jixian was about to kneel down excitedly, Jing Boda bent down to stop him and said, "No, no, I'm breaking this now, I'm going to make a mistake if you are like this, and I will be unlucky if I am caught by them." ”

"That bow, bow." Grandma Luo hurriedly said again.

Luo Jixian hurriedly bowed, and Jing Boda had no choice but to accept his salute.

"Okay, the matter is settled, then let's go." Jing Boda looked at them and said.

"Thank you!" The family of three thanked again.

"Thanks, let's go! Avoid a few people. Jing Boda reminded them.

"Yes, yes." Grandpa Luo said cautiously, "Let's go." "If you don't leave again, it will affect them if you bump into them.

Luo Ji waved his hand first and said goodbye to Jing Boda.

"Wait a minute!" Jing Boda looked at them and shouted.

"What's the matter?" Grandpa Luo looked back at them and said()

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