The peasant girl has a spiritual spring: the husband picked up is the violent regent

Chapter 2 Slowly return, can't run

Li Zhaodi was moved but moved, but after returning to the room, she became afraid.

She wiped away her tears and took Su Jinxiu's hand.

"Your father is gone, and the two younger brothers are still young.

There is not even a supportive man in the family, so I can't offend your second aunt.

I'm going to kneel down and apologize to her..."

Su Jinxiu grabbed Li Zhaodi who was about to go out, and told her to sit down and rest.

Live a handful of cornmeal, burn the fire and boil the corn paste.

"Don't be afraid, I won't let you starve."

Li Zhaodi was stunned, looking at the busy Su Jinxiu.

After Jinxiu recovered from her injury, she seemed to be a different person.

After the paste was boiled, Su Jinxiu divided it into four bowls, and took the opportunity to squeeze a drop of Lingquan water down.

In the current physical condition, there is only one drop per day.

Seeing that Li Zhaodi was still in a daze, Su Jinxiu helped her to sit in front of the broken table.

Li Zhaodi came back to her senses and quickly called the two younger ones.

"Shangwen, Shangwu, it's time to eat."

After a while, Su Shangwu led Su Shangwen into the house with a stick.

Without looking at Su Jinxiu at the table, she pulled Su Shangwen to sit down.

This was the first time Su Jinxiu met Su Shangwen, the two brothers were born exactly alike.

Su Shangwen has white spots, and Su Shangwu has black spots.

The two are eight years old this year, and they are as thin as five or six-year-old children.

Su Shangwen covered his eyes with a cloth towel, saying that his eyes were hurt and he couldn't see anything.

Su Jinxiu scraped away the little dry paste in the bowl.

Su Shangwu grabbed the bowl vigilantly and stared at Su Jinxiu.

"Don't try to play tricks, or I'll beat you to death."

Li Zhaodi hit Su Shangwu on the head with a chopstick.

"How do you talk to your sister? Your sister loves you so much."

Su Shangwu touched his head aggrievedly, and sat beside Su Shangwen.

"She killed my father, who made her pretend to be kind?"

Su Shangwen groped and poured half of the paste in the bowl to Li Zhaodi.

"Mom, I won't be hungry when I lie down all day, you should eat more."

Su Shangwu followed suit and poured the paste to Li Zhaodi.

Naturally, Li Zhaodi refused to take it, and sent them back.

It's also strange, I usually don't feel full.

After eating today, my whole body is warm and full of energy.

After dinner, Li Zhaodi didn't let Su Jinxiu clean up the dishes and drove her out to play.

Su Jinxiu didn't say much, and turned around and went out the door.

A small tail followed her furtively.

She came all the way to the river, and in the reeds, she vaguely heard a few wild ducks calling.

Others heard: "Quack quack."

In her ears it was: "There are fish and shrimp."

Su Jinxiu curled her lips. It turned out that she could really understand the words of animals.

The reeds are very large, and there are many undercurrents and deep pits.

Even if they knew there were wild ducks in it, the villagers would not care about it.

Su Jinxiu can understand the words of wild ducks, so she is not afraid at all.

He rolled up his sleeves, rolled up his trouser legs, and touched the prodigal son.

Following the calls of the wild ducks, we quickly found a fish nest.

She twisted the reeds into a rope and strung the fish in the fish nest into a string.

After a cursory glance, there were more than a dozen of them, and she didn't want any that were too small.

Coming out of the reeds, she waved to Su Shangwu on the shore.

"Come on, help."

Su Shangwu looked at the string of fish, then at Su Jinxiu, dumbfounded.

He followed here and found that Su Jinxiu had gotten into the prodigal son.

Seeing that it was getting dark, people hadn't come out yet.

He was thinking whether to call for help when he saw Su Jinxiu coming out with a bunch of fish.

This is the first time I have seen so many fish.

Su Shangwu seemed to be frightened, and obediently stepped forward to help.

The two carried a dozen big fish back home, and Su Jinxiu put the fish into the water tank.

When Li Zhaodi heard the movement, she looked at the fish in the tank and was so frightened that she almost lost her footing.

"Jinxiu, where did you get these fish?

In our house, we can't get a single copper coin out.

If you want to eat fish, stepmother will catch it for you.

Is it okay for mother to return these fish? "

Su Jinxiu wiped the sweat off her brow, picked out a mandarin fish with few spines, and cut open its belly neatly.

"I caught it in the prodigal son. If you don't believe me, ask Shang Wu."

Li Zhaodi glanced at Su Shangwu, who nodded in a complicated way.

"Ah."

How did Su Jinxiu become a little different?

While talking, Su Jinxiu put the fish into the pot.

Fry both sides until brown and pour cold water.

After boiling, the soup became milky white.

The live cornmeal is pasted with a circle of pancakes along the side of the pot.

Cover the pot and add a handful of firewood.

Su Jinxiu wiped her hands and greeted Li Zhaodi and Su Shangwu.

"What are you doing in a daze? Ready to eat."

The stomach that has never been filled is awakened by the fragrance, so there is no need to be picky.

Su Shangwu swallowed his saliva, and quickly led Su Shangwen to sit down.

Su Afang was wandering outside with a bowl of steamed egg custard.

"Shangwen, Shangwu, what do you eat at night?
Second aunt steamed egg custard?It's delicious, you can't eat it, come and smell it? "

Before Su Shangwu could speak, Su Jinxiu lifted the lid of the pot.

The golden tortillas are soaked in the milky fish soup, which is delicious and fragrant.

"Hmph, what are you so angry about?

My family eats fish, which is delicious. "

Su Shangwu carried the fish soup into the house, followed by Su Jinxiu and closed the door.

Su Afang stood where she was, smelling the tempting fragrance, and instantly felt that the egg custard in her hand was no longer fragrant.

Damn it, Da Fang is as poor as a ghost, where did he get the money to buy fish?Was it her silver earring in exchange?

In the room, Su Jinxiu took the fish belly to Li Zhaodi and Su Shangwen.

Li Zhaodi wanted to clip it back, but Su Jinxiu glanced at it.

"There is still in the tank, there is no shortage of food during this time.

You are too thin, make up for it. "

Li Zhaodi's eyes turned red, and heyed several times.

The fish soup is too fresh, with few thorns and tender meat.

At the end of the meal, Su Shangwu wiped the bottom of the pot clean with pancakes.

Satisfied, she rubbed her belly, if only Su Jinxiu had always been like this.

"I'm going to town tomorrow and sell the rest of the fish."

Hearing Su Jinxiu's words, the smile on Li Zhaodi's face froze.

The fire in Su Shangwu's eyes went out, and Su Shangwen, who had been silent all this time, let out a soft snort.

"Thought you could pretend to be longer and show the fox's tail so quickly?"

Su Jinxiu sighed, knowing that it was useless to explain.

She had no choice but to pay back slowly for the evil done by the original body.

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Before dawn the next day, Su Jinxiu went out with the live fish in the tank.

There are a lot of things missing at home, so I have to exchange some money to buy them back.

I walked the mountain road for an hour with the live fish, and caught up with an ox cart to the city at the foot of the mountain.

Su Jinxiu gave a fish as fare, and the old man was about to leave.

She called a stop, lifting her chin toward the back of her head.

"Don't get in the car, want to walk?"

Su Shangwu came out from behind the bushes in desperation, and dawdled past with his head down.

"I don't want to follow you, I'm afraid you will steal things from home and escape."

Su Jinxiu didn't expose him, and patted the place beside her with a smile.

"Let's go, sister will take you to eat delicious food."

"Hmph, who admits that you are my elder sister?"

Su Shangwu jumped into the car, don't bother to look at Su Jinxiu.

If it wasn't for the fear that Su Jinxiu would run away, he wouldn't have followed.

(End of this chapter)