Mozun boss is working as an aunt in farming

Chapter 383 Sending the Whole Village Children to Literacy
She raised her eyes to look at Si Zhengping, then rolled her dark eyes: "Do you think it's unreasonable for Li Daya to learn how to read from you?"

Si Zhengping nodded: "That's right, it doesn't make sense."

"That's so easy, Si Xizhu, come in!" Si Qing greeted the door.

Si Xizhu ran in immediately: "Auntie, what's the matter?"

"Since Li Daya alone is not suitable, let's add one more. Si Xizhu, from today onwards, you and Li Daya will learn to read with the village chief." Si Qing pointed to Si Zhengping and said to Si Xizhu.

Si Xizhu blinked her eyes, feeling a little confused. She didn't know why she was suddenly added to the study team.

But he nodded obediently: "Okay."

Si Zhengping was petrified when he heard Si Qing's words: "Grandma, this, this is not good..."

Si Qing tilted his head and looked at Si Zhengping: "Why is it not good? If you still think it is not good, then add a few more, and I will ask the villagers to send all the children in the family later?"

Si Zhengping: ...

"Grandma, I, I'm not the wife..." Si Zhengping wanted to cry.

"I don't think you are a matchmaker either. You were very considerate when you found Tong Yangfu for me?" Si Qing stared at Si Zhengping quietly.

Si Zhengping almost cried aggrievedly.

He suspected that his aunt put Li Daya here to learn how to read, because she was deliberately looking for something for him to do.

In order to avenge him, he had secretly found her a foster husband.

The conscience of heaven and earth, he really did this for the good of his aunt, woo woo woo...

Si Qing saw that Si Zhengping's old face was turning green, and he looked aggrieved, and snorted coldly on the tip of his little nose.

"Then it's settled. Let the villagers send all the children to you later. As the village head, you should do something for the village. Don't just sit around and think about things."

When Si Zhengping heard this, he burst into tears with a "woof". This time, he was really sure that his aunt deliberately retaliated against him.

That's all for the girls in the village, if those little brats are sent there, he's afraid he'll be pissed off on the spot.

"Grandma, how can such a large group of children stay in my house!" Si Zhengping was tearful, hoping that Si Qing would take back his order.

However, Si Qing said ruthlessly: "Isn't Si Dashan's house empty? Let someone clean it up later. Isn't it a ready-made school?"

Si Zhengping: ...

This is really crying. If I knew it earlier, I would not have arranged a foster husband for my aunt. I couldn't get it done, so I put myself in it.

When Si Zhengping went out from the courtyard, his expression was pitiful, as if he was going to die in the next second.

When Mrs. Wu came over with dinner, she happened to bump into Si Zhengping. Seeing him so lost, she couldn't help but be concerned: "Village chief, what's wrong with you? But what's wrong?"

Si Zhengping gave her a vicissitudes of life, sighed, and left without saying a word with a sad face.

Only Mrs. Wu was left looking at Si Zhengping's leaving back and muttering to herself: "The village chief was scolded by his aunt?"

Carrying the food into the house, Si Xizhu ran over cheerfully as soon as she saw Mrs. Wu, and happily said to Mrs. Wu, "Mother, grandma told me to learn to read with big sister!"

Wu was taken aback for a moment: "Literacy?"

Si Qing nodded: "I think Si Zhengping has been quite free lately. Didn't he study before? He just took advantage of the winter slack and called the village children to learn to read and write together."

Now Wu finally understood why the village chief looked like that.

(End of this chapter)