Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter

Chapter 286: Chapter 284: Mother Arrives_1

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The curtain of the carriage at the front was lifted, and with the help of a maid, a delicate and well-dressed noble Madam stepped down.

“Mother, you’re here. You must be tired from the long journey,” said Lin Jinyu as he hurriedly took two steps forward, holding Ye Xue’e’s other arm to help her stand steadily.

“I’m fine. Go and check on your Second Uncle, help your Aunt to carry him down,” Ye Xue’e said, patting her son’s hand reassuringly.

“Alright,” Lin Jinyu nodded and quickly walked towards the second carriage.

“Big Brother!” The curtain of the carriage was lifted from inside, revealing a young boy, about 11 or 12 years old. He was very excited to see Lin Jinyu and jumped off the carriage.

“Jinyang, you’re here too?” Lin Jinyu’s eyes brightened when he saw his younger cousin, and he affectionately patted his head.

“I’m the apple of my parents’ eye. Father is coming to the countryside for treatment, so how could I not be here? Old Master and Grandfather know I’m the most filial, so they agreed,” Lin Jinyang, Second Uncle Lin’s younger son, puffed out his chest proudly, boasting and making everyone laugh.

“Jinyu, we kept you waiting, huh? The mountain road was not easy to traverse, and it delayed us a bit,” Second Aunt Lin said as she lifted the entire carriage curtain and hung it on the hook, revealing a thin and haggard man inside.

“Second Uncle, how are you feeling? Did the bumpy ride cause any discomfort?” asked Lin Jinyu, his gaze dimmed as he jumped onto the carriage and helped the man stand up with all his strength.

“I’m fine, don’t worry. I’ve been enduring this for two years; a little bumpiness won’t bother me.” Second Uncle Lin gritted his teeth, refusing to show any weakness.

“Second Uncle, let me carry you,” Lin Jinyu bent down and hoisted Second Uncle Lin onto his back, then walked steadily off the carriage.

Lin Jinyang brought a wheelchair from the rear carriage, helped his father sit down, and Second Aunt Lin carefully spread a soft blanket over her husband’s legs.

“To get to the other side of the river, we’ll need to take a ferry – the carriages can’t cross. You all should unload the horses and store the carriages at a nearby villager’s house,” Lin Jinyu quietly instructed the servants who had come with them. “The luggage and belongings should be transported across the river in batches so as not to disturb the other passengers.”

“Yes,” all the servants from Duke of Zhen’s residence responded in unison.

“Mother, let’s go to the other side of the river,” Lin Jinyu returned to Ye Xue’e’s side and accompanied her towards the ferry.

“Alright,” Ye Xue’e happily agreed.

As a mother, she could sensitively perceive that, for some unknown reason, in just a few months, her son had become much closer to her, full of care in his every word and deed.

It was all thanks to the harmonious and joyful atmosphere of Su Hu’s family that Lin Jinyu had changed, wanting to be closer to his own mother through more contact with the Su Clan.

Words of care that had rarely crossed his lips in the past now felt entirely appropriate and didn’t require any adjustment.

At the end of May, the riverside was the happiest season for kids. The sandy beach was packed with colorful pebbles and beautifully patterned seashells.

Boys swam and caught fish and loach, while girls collected seashells, played with stones, flew kites, chased and played, their laughter filling the mountains and valleys.

Lin Jinyu went with his family on a ferry to cross the river. After disembarking, they walked along the mountain path towards Woniu Village.

The path was flanked by lush green mountains on the right and an unbroken stretch of reeds on the left riverbank.

“Hello, First Brother Lin!” The kids playing by the riverbank curiously looked at the strangers on the mountain path. Some eagle-eyed children recognized Lin Jinyu and happily waved their arms to greet him.

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