my daughter my hometown

Chapter 38 Mediation
It turned out to be the case.

Su Wu suddenly realized.

Wen Lan on the other end of the phone has been busy for two days. She is a little woman who is singing on stage and negotiating contracts. She is already exhausted.

As she spoke, she gradually closed her eyes and fell into a deep sleep.

"Hello, Wenlan?"

Su Wu looked at the big beauty on the opposite side of the video, and then at the little girl who was holding him tightly, shook his head and hung up the phone.

Early the next morning, Su Wuchen ran back.

As soon as they arrived at the door of Su Xue's house, they saw Aunt Ma holding Su Wan, blocking the door with a dark face.Next to it was a rice ball stretching its neck and screaming.

"Yo, so early in the morning, where did Xiao Wu go to steal? He doesn't even want his daughter."

With a rough voice, Aunt Ma looked left and right in anger.

This action is familiar to Su Wu.

In the past, when Aunt Ma wanted to beat her own son, she always looked for a broom like this.

hey-hey……

Su Wu stepped forward quickly, and explained with a smile: "It's my aunt. I just came back from a morning run, no, I'm sweating all over my body."

Aunt Ma was even more furious when she saw it, and her voice became a little shriller.

"Running in the morning, you know how to run. Do you think you are still a loner and the whole family is not hungry? Do you know that you have a child now? If you don't take care of your daughter first, why are you running!"

"Yes yes yes. Be careful next time." Su Wu shrank his head and dared not talk back.

When he was still young, he often went to Aunt Ma's house to eat, drink and even lie on the bed. He was used to being yelled at by Aunt Ma's loud voice almost every day.

Aunt Ma saw that Su Wu's clothes softened, so she softened her tone.

"Next time, do you dare to have a next time? She cried for a long time just now and you still haven't come back. If it weren't for my sharp ears, she would have cried hoarsely?"

When Su Wu heard that his heart ached, he quickly hugged Su Wan over.

"Just woke up late? Are you crying again. Are you afraid that Dad is not here?"

He kissed his daughter and pointed to the yard behind him.

"This is our home, you know? So don't be afraid. And isn't your favorite meal nearby?"

"The next time you wake up, if Dad is not there, don't cry and don't be afraid, play with it obediently. Dad will be back soon."

Aunt Ma was gently smoothing Su Wan's long black and soft hair with her hands, the more she listened, the angrier she became.

She stared round her eyes.

"Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, it's easy to say. Do you think the child is your adult? Just changed to a new environment, and when the child woke up, there were no familiar relatives around. Can she not cry?"

"Rice ball rice ball..."

Aunt Ma pushed the wild goose who was almost as tall as her, "What can we do with the rice ball?"

"You're only counting on the rice ball? It's a wild goose, and it's okay to play with the children at ordinary times. If you think it takes care of the children like a human, you'll wake up, Xiao Wu?"

"Yes yes yes." Su Wu nodded like a grandson, "Auntie said yes, I remember."

Su Wan smelled his father's familiar smell now, and quickly stabbed him into the neck.The little man was so wronged immediately, he choked up his mouth and twitched his body.

When Su Wu saw it, his heart was so distressed that he almost jumped, and he no longer cared about Aunt Ma who was chattering beside him, and hurriedly stroked the child's back to comfort him.

"Don't cry every night, it's my father's fault, I won't let you stay alone in the future. Don't be afraid. mua..."

Su Wan seemed to understand, she put her small nose into her father's sweaty neck, took a few deep breaths of Su Wu's breath, and then slowly settled down.

After a while, Su Wu breathed a sigh of relief.

"Thanks to you, auntie. I'm sweating all over. I'll go home and wash first."

Aunt Ma nodded.

"Okay, take care of the child. I'll have breakfast at my aunt's house in a while. I've done everything."

Farewell to Aunt Ma and entered Su Xue's yard. Su Wu magically conjured a small fish two fingers wide, and after a few quick steps, put it into the rice ball bowl.

He greeted the wild geese who followed suit behind him, "Fantuan, it's time for breakfast."

Fantuan's eyes lit up, and he ran over quickly, picked up the frisky little fish in the bowl, and swallowed it all at once.

"Quack..."

Just after eating up the small fish, the rice balls were in a hurry, pestering Su Wu not to let him take a step.

"Go, go!" Su Wu pushed the head of the head of the rice ball away in disgust, "One a day, no more."

Is it easy for him to use the space to raise some small fish?

He didn't know how to increase the spring water, and he had to worry about it for soaking the seeds.

Only then did the rice ball stop in despair.

Su Wu observed the wild geese for a while, seeing that there were no side effects, he nodded his head and ignored it.

The child is lethargic.Su Wan woke up early and cried for a long time, and now she finally calmed down. Although her chubby little hands were still firmly grasping Su Wu's collar, her little head was already fidgeting, and she couldn't even open her eyes.

Su Wu was angry and funny.He straightened the little girl's clothes, gently put the drowsy Su Wan on the bed, and pulled the quilt over her.

"You go to bed first at night, or play with rice balls. Dad goes to wash Xiangxiang, and we will go to grandma's house for breakfast in a while."

Fantuan looked left and right with both eyes, and jumped onto Su Wu's bed as soon as he lifted his foot.It lay down next to Su Wan, with its long neck resting on the little girl's body, and quietly closed its eyes.

More than half an hour later, Su Wu, dressed in dry clothes, arrived at Aunt Ma's house with Su Wan in his arms. As soon as he entered the door, he happened to meet Su Hai with a shiny head.

"Here we come." Su Hai was not surprised, he reached out to pick the fluffy hair covering the little girl's face.

"Good night, good morning, come and hug Uncle Heizi... yo, you're still asleep."

Su Wu chuckled, "I cried for a while this morning, now I'm catching up on sleep."

Su Hai nodded and smiled strangely.

"Going for a morning run? No wonder I heard my mother scolding you so early in the morning. Alas, you said you were fine and had a baby, and you are making trouble!"

"What? Good boy, do you have the guts to say it again?" Aunt Ma picked up a kitchen knife at some point, and stood behind with gloomy eyes.

"Huh?" Su Hai also just came back from exercising and was about to wash up, so scared that he almost tore the towel in his hand.

"It turned out to be Mom. You scared me by appearing like a ghost. You heard me wrong, Xiao Wu and I didn't say anything just now."

Su Wu laughed, and casually sent his daughter to Aunt Ma's arms, immediately solving Su Hai's troubles.

Aunt Ma couldn't remember her ugly son now, she quickly put away the kitchen knife in her hand, hugged Su Wan tightly, and left.

Su Wu squeezed his eyes.

See, it's still useful to have a baby.

Su Hai could only burst into tears, deeply doubting that he was not his own.

The four adults sat down to have breakfast, and Su Wu looked at the silent Su Jianguo opposite him.

"Uncle Ma, people who want to buy wild goose carvings today and tomorrow will probably arrive. You should prepare well. You don't need to be polite to them, just ask for as much as you can, and try to raise the price as high as possible. They have plenty of money."

Su Jianguo nodded, not paying much attention to it.

"The sculpture is placed there. It doesn't matter if it's sold early or late. We're not in a hurry. But yesterday I told the village old novel about your online sales of mountain goods, and everyone was eager to ask you something. But that's when you Not here..."

He is very embarrassed.

"If you talk about wood, Uncle Ma can say a thing or two. But we don't know anything about the Internet, so we just put it all on you."

Su Wu nodded, and reached out to pick up a piece of carrot.

"It's okay. Let them come to me later. I'm idle anyway."

Su Hai, who had been shrinking his head at the dinner table to reduce his presence, suddenly spoke.

"I don't think Xiaowu is free today. Sister Qing came over just now and asked you to go to Grandma's."

The Sister Qing that Su Hai was talking about was the owner of the little starling who loved to look at children's teeth, Su Qing!

"Grandmother looking for me?" Su Wu was puzzled, "Do you know what it is?"

Su Hai nodded.

"Didn't the surnames Chen and Liao in Xiangshui Town the day before yesterday make trouble for setting up graves? The county stewards were helpless, so they had to send someone over to Yangxingu to help mediate. The eldest grandma probably came to you for this matter."

(End of this chapter)