Dressed as the Fujiao bag of the captain's house

Chapter 11 Tree Spirit
Ma Yuehong smiled and hugged her:

"Nanbao is awake, are you hungry?"

"Ah..."

hungry.

"Grandma made milk powder for Nanbao, and the temperature is just right for drinking."

She scooped up the milk powder that had been brewed in the bowl with a small spoon, and fed it bit by bit into her slightly opened mouth.

When the porcelain bowl bottomed out, Mu Nannan hiccupped her milk, fearing that she would choke on the milk, so Ma Yuehong patted her on the back lightly.

Then he held her and played around the house for a while until she fell asleep again.

The high schools in the county town have been closed all the time, so Mu Lao Si also works in the milk powder factory, leaving early and returning late. All the wages he earns are handed over to the public, and the family gradually becomes more prosperous.

Time passed by, and it was the season when the wheat fields were ripe.

Under the leadership of Mu Baoguo, the villagers of Taoji Village began to harvest wheat.

Even the weak Xu Lanxin was sweating profusely in the field.

She wants to earn more work points and earn more food for the family.

Mo Chen, Mu Sheng, and the two twins work in the wheat field, and the half-grown boys can each earn seven or eight centimeters a day.

Under the shade of the trees on the field, Mu Nannan, who was more than seven months old, was lying on a piece of clean cloth. Ma Yuehong and Xu Lanxin straightened up to look at her from time to time.

Seeing the little baby lying down and sleeping obediently, he continued to bend over to cut the wheat.

"Mother Tree, I succeeded!"

Mu Nannan's fleshy little body turned over, facing away from the people working in the field, a drop of green juice condensed from his fingertips.

This is the Dryad, which heals all things.

"Nannan is awesome."

Tree mother encouraged praise.

Since discovering her ability, the two have been trying to wake it up, and now they have been working hard for more than three months, and finally succeeded.

Mu Nannan stuck his fingertips into the big teapot that Ma Yuehong brought, and the tree spirit dripped into it.

"Grandma, grandma, mom—"

She sat up straight with both hands and feet, and the little doll who was just able to talk then shouted:
"Mother--"

"Ay!"

Xu Lanxin heard the sound, put down the sickle in her hand and ran over.

She was covered in sweat and her hands were stained with wheat oranges, so instead of hugging her, she squatted in front of her and asked:

"Is the baby hungry?"

"Mom went to the wheat field to find your elder brother, and let him take you home to drink milk powder, okay?"

When working together, you can't leave for too long, otherwise your work points will be deducted.

Mu Nannan stretched out his small hand to touch her flushed face, then pointed to the big kettle:

"Mom drink."

Xu Lanxin didn't expect a little baby who couldn't even walk steadily for more than seven months to be so caring:

"The baby called mommy to see mommy's hard work and let mommy come back to drink water."

"Well, mom, drink water."

She couldn't comfort herself, and just about to say a few more words to her daughter, the scorekeeper had already looked over to the ground.

She could only give up this idea, took a quick drink of water from the spout, then patted Mu Nannan's head, put on her straw hat again and mowed the wheat under the scorching sun.

But this time she cut very fast, as if there was endless energy in her body.

The daughter-in-law of the Li family, who was a few people away from her, was left at the end. The scorekeeper urged her, but she suddenly dropped the sickle, pointed at Xu Lan and said in her heart:

"I work slowly, but I didn't take a break. I have been working hard in the field since morning, but Xu Lanxin just went to the field to rest under the shade of a tree for several minutes. Did the scorekeeper not see it or just pretend he didn't know? "

Hearing this, the scorekeeper subconsciously looked at Xu Lanxin.

He saw it just now, but Xu Lanxin was the captain's daughter-in-law, and he didn't stay in the field for long, so he didn't pursue it.

(End of this chapter)