Space peasant girl: madly criticizing Xianggong for being weak and bullying

Chapter 28 It's All Little Things
This is the first time for Xiaoxiao to leave home after crossing, she was excited all night, and got up early in the morning to eat, she was really a little mentally ill at the moment, she quickly changed from sitting to lying on the scooter, and her breathing gradually slowed down after a short while. Slowly grow up.

Ning Erlang felt embarrassed, and Ning Dalang carefully took out a small thin quilt made of rags from the bag and covered her with it. Ning Erlang admired him: "I said, brother, why did you memorize it before you went out?" Such a big burden was originally prepared for my sister."

Rong Yan listened to the whispering of the two brothers behind him, and also ordered Yun Yi to slow down and stabilize the car.

He actually brought a spare piece of clothes, but men and women can't kiss each other, even if the rules in the country are not good, it's not appropriate, so he walked to Yun Yi's side and asked him to walk in the sun as much as possible.

It's warmer this way, and it's not easy to catch cold.

Although he couldn't accept the Ning family's daughter's wishes, she was a good cook and a good girl, and it didn't hurt to take care of her when she could.

When Xiaoxiao woke up, they were already lined up in the queue to enter the county seat, and the embarrassment caused by falling asleep was quickly blown away by the prosperity in front of her eyes, and she saw the steamed stuffed bun shop at the gate of the city at a glance Wonton stand.

The guards guarding the city went about their business, and Xiaoxiao and the others were let go after being asked a few casual questions, but a young man with a servant behind them was left behind for a long time to ask.

Xiaoxiao felt that she was about to lose control of her eyes. She looked at sugar figures for a while, and restaurants for a while, and when she passed by restaurants, she felt as if she wanted to go in and visit them. Ning Erlang felt so ashamed. run.

Ning Dalang didn't care, he was also happy to see his sister happy, but occasionally, his eyes would linger somewhere, and Xiaoxiao turned around to see it, and silently wrote down the store.

The restaurant where Rong Yan and the others were going to deliver their prey was also nearby, Ning Dalang simply greeted them, moved his own jar down, made an appointment with the departure time and meeting place, and then separated.

After parting, he straightened his face and began to teach his younger brother: "Just now you really shouldn't say that in front of outsiders, it will affect my sister's reputation."

Ning Erlang already knew he was wrong, and he started to regret it just after he finished speaking, because he was too excited to go out and play, so he confiscated it for a while.But how did he know that instead of reminding him, his sister actually followed his lead and talked more than he did!

Xiaoxiao waved her hand very grandly: "It doesn't matter, it's all trivial, anyway, our neighbors don't look like people who talk badly, and they won't talk about it after hearing it."

Ning Dalang had a headache, but he couldn't stand his younger sister's gags and cuteness, so he quickly exposed this paragraph.

Xiaoxiao decided to go to the market with her brothers first to find a place to set up a stall. After all, there are shops that collect embroidery all the time, but the stalls in the market will not wait for people. They set off early, but most of the breakfast shops in the county are already closed. Opening, what if there is no good position after a delay?
When they got to the place, they realized how correct their decision was. The place that was approved as a market was almost full of people, let alone a good location. None of their share.

Xiaoxiao squeezed to a noodle stall with sharp eyes. The stall owner thought they were coming to eat, and asked enthusiastically, "What would you like to eat?"

Both Ning Dalang and Ning Erlang were a little embarrassed, but Xiaoxiao didn't feel uncomfortable at all, and said to the stall owner with a very innocent and simple expression: "Uncle, we are not here to eat, is there anyone else setting up a stall next to you?"

(End of this chapter)