Mozun boss is working as an aunt in farming

Chapter 201 The Extra Hut
"Grandma, there is no one living there in our village."

Si Zhengping squinted his eyes and looked at Gao Po from behind.

After looking carefully for a long time, he vaguely saw a corner of the room. After thinking for a long time, he couldn't remember when there was an extra room there.

"Grandma, shall I go and see?" Seeing that Si Qing finally spoke, Si Shanhe immediately stood up and said that he would go and see for her.

"Go, if you meet a stranger, ask about the situation first, and don't conflict with them." Si Qing ordered casually.

Si Shanhe's sweet voice reached Si Shanhe's ears, making him feel very happy, he hurriedly responded, and ran towards the hillside.

This hillside is a little far away from Dajia Village, backed by Yangshan Mountain, the slope is a bit steep, and there are a lot of rocks on it, and the villagers will not be far away here to open up wasteland.

Usually no one would notice this hillside at all.

Si Shanhe was panting all the way, finally climbed up the slope, and saw a thatched house built on the rocky slope that was originally covered with weeds.

There is a fence around the thatched house, and the grass that is as high as a person has been cleaned up.

Si Shanhe couldn't help being surprised, it seems that there are people living here, but why hasn't he never noticed that there are more faces in the village?
Since he came to live in the village, he would naturally be a fellow villager, so Si Shanhe rushed to the house to say hello: "Is anyone there?"

It was quiet in the hut, and there was no movement.

Si Shanhe pushed open the fence outside, stepped forward to have a look, and found that there was indeed no one in the thatched hut, and thought that the owner had gone to the ground.

I had no choice but to go back first, thinking in my heart that I would come back to see it tomorrow.

After Si Shanhe went back, he told Si Qing about the situation on the slope. Si Qing tilted his head and thought for a while, then turned his head and said to Si Zhengping:
"Si Zhengping, you and the villagers should pay more attention these days to see who is living in the hut."

An outsider entered the village unknowingly, so Si Qing naturally wouldn't take it lightly.

Dajia Village is her territory, and she will never allow any potential danger to appear on her territory.

"Don't worry, grandma, she will pay close attention to Zhengping." Si Zhengping responded repeatedly.

Back home, Si Qing just sat down to rest.

Mrs. Zhao trotted over, and as soon as she entered the room, she looked at Si Qing carefully up and down, and saw that she was neatly dressed and had no scars on her face, so she was relieved.

When she went to Wangjiazhuang, she also wanted to go, but Si Jinbai asked her son to bring her a message, just let her wait at the aunt's house, they will protect the aunt.

Zhao had no choice but to stay in Si's house and continue to take care of Li Daya.

But my heart couldn't let go all the time, and I was anxiously turning around in the room.

As soon as she heard that her aunt had come back, she hurried over to see if her aunt was okay.

After confirming that her aunt hadn't suffered any trauma, Mrs. Zhao was still a little worried. She was worried that her aunt would be verbally attacked by those gossiping women in Wangjiazhuang.

But she couldn't ask directly, so she poured a cup of tea for Si Qing with a smile, and asked in a roundabout way:
"Grandma, is it going well to Wangjiazhuang?"

Qiongqi, who was lying on the side, raised his head, glanced at Mrs. Zhao dissatisfied, and groaned a few times: "Nonsense, with me, Mr. Hu, how could things go wrong?"

Mrs. Zhao couldn't understand Qiongqi's meaning, and didn't pay much attention to it.

Still inquiring tactfully: "Grandma, are those people in Wangjiazhuang fierce? Did they make you angry?"

Qiongqi rolled his eyes, and wanted to whine again at Mrs. Zhao.

He was caught by Si Qing's small eyes, and immediately lay obediently on the ground and stopped screaming.

(End of this chapter)