Mozun boss is working as an aunt in farming

Chapter 58
Unexpectedly, Si Qing gave a gold bracelet to Xiao He's daughter. He thought she didn't know the value of the gold bracelet, so he persuaded her, "Grandma, please take it back, it's too precious!"

"Whatever is precious or not, you just keep what I give you." Si Qing put on a serious face.

Little He was so anxious that he didn't know what to say, so he could only look at He.

Mrs. He hurriedly stepped forward to take the gold bracelet and stuffed it into Si Qing's arms: "Grandma, we will be very happy if you can show your face and have a meal. We can't accept bracelets, and you shouldn't give them away casually in the future. What about your future dowry?"

Secretary: ...

All right, anyway, she is a poor ghost now, so people don't want to give this thing.

After some excuses, Si Qing had no choice but to take the bracelet back.

When I got home, I saw Si Xizhu squatting at the door playing with pebbles.

As soon as he saw Si Qing, he immediately stood up, clapped his little hands and asked, "Auntie, are you back?"

As she spoke, she looked behind Si Qing: "Hey, grandma, where did your tiger go?"

"It went hunting in the mountains." Si Qing replied childishly.

"Oh." Si Xizhu nodded, and asked again: "Auntie, do you think the silk flowers on my head look good? My mother brought them back for me yesterday."

When she asked, Si Qing noticed that Si Xizhu had a pair of red silk flowers on her head.

The style looks similar to what Wu Shi gave her, but Si Qing didn't like silk flowers, so he didn't wear them.

"Not bad." Si Qing complimented Si Xizhu perfunctorily, and Si Xizhu immediately smiled.

"Where's your brother? Did you go to the field to pull weeds again?" Si Qing asked.

Si Xizhu nodded: "Yes."

Si Qing frowned. It was only two acres of land. How could it take so long for the grass to be uprooted? It took too much time.

"Take me to the fields." Si Qing raised his chin and asked Si Xizhu to lead the way.

Si Xizhu immediately agreed, and the two younger ones went into the field one after the other.

The field is in full swing right now.

Because of the rain that just fell the day before yesterday, the soil has absorbed enough water, which is suitable for plowing and fertilizing.

Zhuang Laoli was pulling the plow in front, and he was working hard with others in the back, struggling to turn the crop stubble into the field.

Si Shanhe is also plowing the land at the moment, plowing one acre of land of Si Qing's family, the other acre of grass is still deep, and Si Xiaocong is busy pulling weeds in the field.

Si Shanhe plowed the field that had just roughly pulled out the weeds, because it hadn't been plowed for two years and the ground was very hard.

I saw him with a hemp rope around his shoulders, dragging the plow and pushing forward vigorously, Wu followed behind and pushed, and the couple struggled until the veins on their foreheads popped.

Si Qing felt tired just looking at it, let alone someone who plowed the land.

Si Xizhu saw that her brother was digging weeds in the field on the other side, and wanted to go up to help, but remembering her mother's instructions, she dared not go.

Can't help but ask Si Qing: "Grandma, do you want to go somewhere else?"

Si Qing shook his head: "It's right here."

"Oh, grandma, just play here, don't run around, I'll help my brother weed, okay?"

Si Xizhu pulled La Siqing's clothes and said in a low voice.

"Go if you want to. I'm not a three-year-old kid, so you have to tell me." Si Qing looked at Si Xizhu's worried expression, and waved his little hands angrily.

She is one year older than her, so why should she worry about it?

Only then did Si Xizhu feel relieved, trot into the field, and pull up the weeds with Si Xiaocong with her sleeves rolled up.

Xu was frightened by Si Qing before, she was a little worried, and looked this way while pulling weeds, for fear that an aunt who didn't pay attention would run away again.

But these ministers didn't pay attention. Right now, she was staring at Si Shanhe and his wife who were plowing the land.

(End of this chapter)