The Prequel to Crossing the Guandong

Zhu Kaishan had been away from home for five years. He initially joined the Boxer Rebellion, fighting foreigners in Shandong. Later, he went to Beijing, but Empress Dowager Cixi changed her mind, and the Boxer Rebellion disbanded. To escape the foreigners, Zhu Kaishan went to Northeast China (Guandong), where he struggled for years before finally finding a place to settle. Now, he was writing home, hoping for a family reunion.

Chuanwen and his family were overjoyed. They prepared for their journey to Northeast China, stocking up on travel expenses, clothes, and so on. They sent a letter to the villagers saying everything was fine at home and they would go to Northeast China to find their husbands immediately. Chuanwen then happily bid farewell to Xian'er, who asked, "What will I do if you leave?"

Chuanwen said, "Why don't you come with me? But we have to ask your father first; how can we do it if he doesn't agree?" But how could Xian'er dare? A fifteen-year-old girl running away from home—her father would certainly not agree. The two remained silent that day until the afternoon, when Chuanwen said, "It's getting late." "Go home, everyone. Go ask my uncle, tell him about our relationship, and see if he agrees."

Xian'er nodded. Chuanwen said, "Then I'll go back first, there's a lot of work to do at home."

After Xian'er left, Chuanwen didn't go home immediately. He still had a pancake in his pocket, but compared to Xian'er, he was gradually starting to lean towards Aunt Liu. Chuanwen didn't know what was wrong with him; at night, lying in bed, Aunt Liu's image would always appear. Moreover, Xian'er had her father taking care of her, so things were relatively better, but Aunt Liu had to live alone, and had just lost her father and son—it was so pitiful. So he would often sneak over to Aunt Liu's house late at night to bring her some food.

Aunt Liu had been in a daze these days, neither crying nor laughing. She didn't wash her clothes, and only showed some expression when Chuanwen came. The two of them didn't say anything; they both knew this relationship was inappropriate. But they couldn't help but hug each other and do "that" every day.

Chuanwen was young and vigorous, and had just gained experience in this area. At the height of her sexual desire, she would have sex two or three times a day. And the timing of her ejaculation was getting later and later, with increasing force. When Liu Sao married her husband, he was already forty years old. Therefore, she had never met such a vigorous man before, and felt incredibly fulfilled. She was very wet.

Liu Sao preferred to have Chuanwen on top of her, but Chuanwen felt that wasn't deep enough, so he preferred to stand. He would stand on the edge of the bed, have Liu Sao lie on the bed, and then thrust repeatedly. Liu Sao was petite, and Chuanwen would make her lie down, then on her side, then on her stomach. It was incredibly comfortable; Liu Sao had never longed for a man like this before. During the day, Chuanwen would sometimes pass by Liu Sao's house under some pretext, and Liu Sao would feel her lower body contract whenever she looked into his eyes.

So, when she was alone during the day, Liu Sao would close the door and masturbate inside the house.

Her mind would be filled with Chuanwen's strong body. She felt incredibly cheap, increasingly despising herself, yet she couldn't bear to leave Chuanwen, couldn't bear to die like this.

That evening, after seeing Xian'er off, Chuanwen sneaked to Liu's house. He carried a thick, five-colored snake he'd caught earlier that day from the mass grave. This snake would probably feed Liu for another three to five days, and the thought of providing her with food filled him with pride. The two kissed again upon entering, and then Chuanwen reached for Liu's crotch. She wasn't wearing anything underneath, and Liu was already impatient.

But what Liu felt wasn't Chuanwen's fingers, but something thick, slippery, and somewhat cold pressing against her entrance. She was a little suspicious, but Chuanwen was someone she trusted completely, so she wasn't afraid, and the slippery thing felt very comfortable. She lay down and let Chuanwen do as he pleased, already soaking wet. Seeing that Liu was already open, Chuanwen didn't hesitate and easily pushed his thing inside. Liu felt very comfortable.

After a while, Chuanwen got an erection and pulled his penis out. Liu Sao opened her eyes and saw that Chuanwen had inserted the tail of a spotted snake into her vagina. She cried out, and Chuanwen quickly said, "Sister-in-law, don't be afraid, the snake is dead, it's alright." Liu Sao was relieved. Chuanwen then inserted his penis and thrust for a while. Finally, feeling himself getting aroused, he thrust vigorously, a wave of heat rushing into Liu Sao's core.

The two rested for a while, embracing each other. Chuanwen got up and helped Liu Sao peel the snake skin, saying, "Get some salt and marinate the snake, it'll last us a few more days." Liu Sao agreed. After working for a while, Chuanwen said, "Sister-in-law, I have something to tell you."

"What is it?" Liu Sao asked.

Chuanwen said, "My father wrote, saying he's started a business in the Northeast and wants our whole family to move there." Then there was another silence.

Neither of them spoke for a long time. Then, Aunt Liu said, "Good, good. Uncle Kaishan is really capable; you won't have to go hungry anymore. I heard that the Northeast is full of fertile land and ginseng; you're guaranteed a good life there.

Come with me." Chuanwen interrupted her. "I can't leave; I'm still a member of the Liu family." ... "I won't leave. By the way, what did Xian'er's father say? 'Xian'er is a good girl; you must persuade her father. You two can have a good life together in the Northeast.'"

Chuanwen didn't say anything, but he hugged Aunt Liu tightly, his eyes reddening.

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