Sweet Little Wife of the '60s.

Summary

In this chapter, Ma Xing Hua insists on getting two buns instead of one, suspecting the waiter of trying to cheat them. Shen Jiao, trying to ease the tension, convinces Ma Xing Hua to accept just one bun, which leads to playful banter between the characters. Shen Jiao shares her buns with her siblings, and despite Ma Xing Hua's initial stubbornness, she ends up laughing and sharing food with them. As they enjoy their meal, little Lan Hua expresses her desire to share food with their family, showcasing her thoughtful nature. Ma Xing Hua then suggests going to the back street to buy goods, reassuring Shen Jiao about the safety of the area. They encounter a stall selling a rabbit, leading to a discussion about its price. Ma Xing Hua argues against the stall owner's inflated pricing, while Shen Jiao expresses her willingness to buy it for her grandfather. The chapter highlights themes of family, sharing, and the dynamics of negotiation in their community.

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