Chapter 1689 - 1089: Heroine of the Republic 63

Chapter 1689: Chapter 1089: Heroine of the Republic 63

Although her money was in place, the time was not, and even if there was time to sell, there was no time to buy. Managing to spend ten thousand Rubles was already quite difficult.

Looking at the time, it would take ten days or so on the road, and after resting at home for a few days, school would start again, which really couldn’t be delayed. So, An Yi stopped lingering over everything here and used the same method as before to catch the train and head back.

With such a long journey back, naturally, she couldn’t just accompany the children. The space produced daily, and she had to manage the harvest, clean up after, collect the eggs, and feed the livestock, especially since she had purchased supplies for the space that needed to be organized.

Ten thousand Rubles were equivalent to nine thousand RMB in the future. She used 21st-century exchange rates because the prices of this era could not be compared to those of the future, so its purchasing power was at least ten times greater.

In the future, even the cheapest things would cost 50 cents or one yuan, but in this era, one cent could buy a box of matches, and ten cents could buy a pound of flour.

Changing to Su Country, the nature didn’t change, so the purchasing power of ten thousand Rubles was considerable.

This time she stocked up on many bizarre-shaped and various flavored bread, milk powder, protein, butter, cloth, cotton, alcohol, and so on. Although she hadn’t weighed it specifically, the stacked space occupied quite a large part, enough for their family to eat and use for two to three years without any issue.

But these were foreign goods, and you couldn’t use them openly, so if you calculated seriously, there might be no need to buy or sell for five years.

However, this milk powder was really cheap, with milk being 2.24 Rubles per kilogram and milk powder 15 Rubles per kilogram. She purchased over a hundred kilograms of milk powder mainly to give the kids a change in taste. After all, too much milk could get tiresome, and Japanese milk powder was nowhere as good as that from Su Country. Japan is such a small place; they produce very little on their own and import most things from other countries. Most of her milk powder came from Europe.

Considering the initial idea of helping the children, she procured at least a thousand cans of milk powder. In addition to milk powder, there were various canned goods, and her kids have drunk only about fifty cans over the years, mostly the milk produced from the space. Now with Su Country’s milk powder, it’s suitable to give them something new.

Her kids had better nutrition from an early age, so they were taller and looked more robust and healthier than their peers. Even their skin was more delicate and fair. Teachers liked clean and pretty children, so An Ran and An Ning, the sisters, were very popular in the nursery school.

On the way back, she couldn’t wait to share the white bread with the kids. The sisters really liked eating it, especially with jam spread inside, which seemed to please them even more.

An Yi naturally wanted to spend all the money before leaving, but time passed too quickly and wore her out. After finally returning to the city from Ha City and then from the city back to the county, it was already March 25th. When she saw the familiar environment, she was somewhat happy inside.

When she returned home with the children, An Hu practically launched himself like a cannonball at them, and the sisters took over the children in her arms and on her back with reddened eyes.

"Sis, you were gone for so many days without a word, we were waiting for you every day!"

An Yi laughed, patting their shoulders: "Aren’t we back now? You guys take care of the kids first, Hu Zi, push our cart and follow me."

An Yi had hidden some supplies near the bus station, saying it was hidden, but it was still in the space. She just tossed it out of the snow pit for Hu Zi to pick it up onto the cart, a process she had planned early on.

These supplies were neatly arranged in the space, approximately worth one thousand Rubles.

"Mommy An, did your friend really give us all these things?"

"It’s not a gift; I paid, and he helped us buy them. You know Manzhouli, right?"

Hu Zi nodded: "It’s on the border with Su Country, right?"

"That’s right, I went to Manzhouli this time and had him find a way to get us some stuff from Su Country. You’ll know when we open them at home."

A cart full of supplies was initially calculated by An Yi. Once pulled home, the whole family sat excitedly in the warm hall and began opening the mystery boxes.

Every time they opened a package, An Yi explained, "These are shoes prepared for each of you. Try them on; they’re really warm and waterproof. They call them... boots over there? They’re the tall kind that go over the ankle, feel if they’re fluffy inside? They’re also quite heavy to carry."