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Makarov, come quickly! Daria is sick, and it looks serious.
On the phone, Yisha's voice trembled with tears, prompting Xu Li, who was about to go to bed, to hurriedly put on his shoes and rush over. He didn't want anything to happen to his villagers, so he ran particularly fast. When he finally pushed open the door to the living room, several girls immediately led him to the lounge instead of the bedroom.
Each house had intentionally set aside a lounge with a fireplace, designed for them to chat and play games during the long winter months; otherwise, they would surely go stir-crazy.
"Daria, what's wrong?"
He crouched down and turned Daria over. The young girl’s face was flushed, and there was a faint smell of alcohol on her breath. Just as he frowned and was about to say something, she suddenly wrapped her arms around him tightly and pressed her lips against his.
Yisha smiled as she closed the door, signaling the others to gather around. One of the girls casually turned off the light. Xu Li pushed Daria away; the darkness didn’t dull his senses. A series of slightly heavy breaths made sweat trickle down his back: What do you all want?
Yisha hugged him from behind: "We are all normal women. We need to relieve ourselves; we need men."
I can't let this happen!
The next morning, when he quietly returned home, Zhuo Ya was sitting angrily on the sofa, her arms wrapped around her knees, chin resting on them, glaring at him with wide eyes: "Hmph!"
"What’s wrong, Zhuo Ya?"
He planned to play dumb and muddle through. Zhuo Ya scanned him for a moment: "You shouldn’t have brought those wild women here in the first place."
Uh...
Xu Li scratched his nose and lit a cigarette, silently smoking. The young girl put on her slippers and went to the kitchen, bringing out a prepared breakfast: "Eat more to replenish your strength; otherwise, Mom will definitely find out."
"How can you talk like that?"
Zhuo Ya rolled her eyes: "I’m not a little kid anymore! You and Mom were so loud at night that I’ve been woken up more than once or twice."
After saying this, she took Xiong Da out of the house to the warehouse to grab her pink toy and a few accomplices for hunting. Xu Li smiled as he enjoyed his breakfast.
Old Li happily brought in today’s wages and led people into Huaxia. Golden corn filled several warehouses, enough for the Beef Cattle on the ranch. Zhuo Ya returned to her cheerful self as she hopped onto the Mighty Chariot with him toward Irkutsk.
As soon as they opened the door at home, Eva leaped into his arms while Anna hugged him tightly as their daughter joined in. Peter had gained quite a bit of weight and scratched his head with a silly grin at Old Parent: "Hehe, Dad."
"Was Huaxia fun?"
Peter nodded eagerly: "Yes! It was so much fun! We went to many places, each with all sorts of delicious food; I couldn’t eat it all!"
"Then you need to study hard so we can go again next summer vacation."
"Okay!"
Hearing that they could go again next summer made Little Guy beam with joy. After dinner that night, Peter and Zhuo Ya went to bed early. They dragged Xu Li down to the basement home theater to share stories about their experiences in Huaxia.
The next day, they picked up Old Andrei and Natasha to stay at their home for a few days while accompanying Father-in-law for a check-up. Once school started and everything got back on track, Ivan took Old Couple and Zhuo Ya with them.
The house felt a bit empty without the children and elders, yet the couple enjoyed the quiet warmth it provided. He recounted everything that had happened over the past few months to his sisters, expecting Anna and Eva to be upset. Instead, they merely smiled and seemed unconcerned.
The female workers did not have mobile phones, or rather, their original phones were no longer usable. They had no desire to connect with the outside world; they felt content with their current lives, having food, drink, and friends, without worrying about tomorrow.
Anna bought dozens of mobile phones, not the best but decent enough—mostly Huawei models around three thousand each. Eva purchased some televisions and computers to keep them entertained during the long winter.
Once everything was prepared, they bid farewell to their father-in-law and drove out of the village. The appearance of Anna and Eva made the female workers realize the disparity between them. The thirty-something Ji had a figure that belied her youthful face in her twenties, and they understood why Makarov still hesitated to approach them after months apart.
Anna's generosity eased the anxious hearts of Yisha and the others. Looking at the pitiful circumstances of the female workers, Anna smiled and said, “Makarov has already told me about your struggles as women. As long as it’s not too excessive, Eva and I won’t interfere.”
Yisha, being the eldest among them, naturally represented the interests of her sisters in the house. She quietly asked, “So what about us and Makarov? Shall we just leave it at that?”
She understood relationships well; love and desire were quite simple. Her husband was willing to do everything for her but would not extend that love to these female workers. Their daily interactions over several months were not something these wild women could disrupt.
After assessing their clothing, she suggested, “Let’s go shopping in Bratsk tomorrow. These clothes won’t last through this long winter.”
Waving goodbye to them, she headed to a few other wooden houses. Throughout the visit, Eva remained silent, simply smiling at them. By the time they finished visiting all the homes, Xu Li had prepared dinner—a simple meal of four dishes and soup.
At the dining table, Xu Li surprisingly drank two glasses of wine without turning red afterward, which astonished both women. He grinned as he recounted his trip to the mountains. After hearing him, Eva couldn’t help but worry: “Will Zhuo Ya be like us?”
“Not in Irkutsk,” he replied. “I just didn’t want you to worry. I took my daughter for a check-up; that’s why I didn’t mention it.”
He finished his meal quickly and laughed somewhat lewdly: “I feel like I’m going through a second puberty.” With that, he carried his wife off to the bedroom while Xiong Da and Xiong Er cleared the leftover food from the table. Dahua remained with her eyes closed in meditation, while three half-grown Tiger Cubs snuggled on the sofa, fast asleep.
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