fisherman's evening

Chapter 37 Feng Er and Ling Er

At noon the next day, Lao Tian's house in Dongshan Village.

Feng'er pushed the bicycle she just bought into Lao Tian's house. She dressed up specially today to find Ling'er who just married into Lao Tian's house. The purpose of this was naturally to find a good man to marry.What if some young man takes a fancy to him along the way?

"Ling'er, are you home?" Feng'er yelled towards the house as soon as she entered the gate.

At this moment, Ling'er was reading the comic books that Tian Sheng usually read in the house. She was surprised when she heard someone calling her in the yard. She had just married in this village for half a year, and the neighbors didn't talk to each other. Suddenly someone called her, but there was something wrong. Somewhat uncomfortable.So he got up and walked outside.

"Feng'er! Why are you here?" As soon as she opened the door, Ling'er saw Feng'er standing inside the gate pushing a cart.

"I didn't miss you. I came to see you. It took me a long time to find the door." Feng grinned, stopped the bicycle, grabbed Linger's hand, and followed Linger into the house.

"Feng'er, your bicycle is really beautiful." Ling'er said to Feng.

"Hey, I'm just an ordinary bicycle. It can't compare to yours. There are two motorcycles." Although Feng'er seemed fine on the surface, she was very happy in her heart.

"I don't know how to ride a motorcycle, so what's the use of having two." Ling'er was a little uncomfortable, and said, "I want to buy a bicycle, but I'm sorry to ask for it."

"Why not? It's not like you don't know how to ride. It's easy for Lao Tian's family to buy a bicycle, right?" Feng Er asked.

Ling'er looked at her good sister who had played with her since she was a child, and suddenly felt that she didn't have the intimacy she used to have, and felt a little more discordant.I don't know if it's because I'm married or this Feng'er has other goals.

"You look so handsome today, even more handsome than the day I got married." Ling'er looked at Feng'er with a smile.

Feng'er didn't evade or hide anything, and said bluntly, "I'm well-dressed, and I want to find a good family to marry, so that we can play together again."

Ling'er suddenly realized that her idea of ​​making a child was really too simple.So he changed the subject and said, "Do you still remember the man before me and Tian Sheng? From Yujiawa."

"I know, what is it called? It's called Yu Jun." Feng'er said: "I don't want to go to their village, I'm so poor."

"I didn't tell you to go to their village." Ling'er sighed, and said, "I've been really worried by my father-in-law and Yujiawa Village these two days."

"What's the matter?" Feng'er sat beside her and asked while fiddling with the comic book on the table.

So Ling'er told Feng'er that Tian Liang wanted to help Yujiawa Village build the road and that Yujiawa Village wanted to connect the road with Dongshan Village.

"What's wrong with the road construction? This is a good thing." Feng'er was puzzled. After all, a good road can help a village become better. If Lingnan Village wants to build roads again, she agrees with both hands.

"You don't understand, there is my father-in-law's benefactor in Yujiawa, who saved his life back then." Ling'er said again: "A while ago, that benefactor left a promise to my old father-in-law before he died, and my father-in-law also agreed. gone."

"What entrustment?" Feng'er asked again.

"Help them build roads in their village." Ling'er frowned, "I wouldn't say anything if my husband spent the money himself, but I guess Tian Sheng will also have to spend some money for Yu Jiawa."

What Linger was worried about was the money. She was afraid that she and Tian Sheng would give out the little money she had saved. After all, this was the benefactor of Lao Tian's family. In Lao Tian's house, Tian Liang had the final say at the moment. The young couple had no choice but to agree to the road construction in Jiawa, but the money was borrowed if it sounded good, or given away for nothing if it sounded bad.

(End of this chapter)