Escape from the desert with aura: I am the only native in the whole family

Chapter 29 The ox cart is also his

"It's up to you." This was said by Mrs. Wang, with a very flat voice.

If the big guy didn't know that the old lady was sick, everyone would find it inconceivable to say this.

When Meng Shaokang heard that this was said from his mother's mouth, the veins on his neck burst out of anger:

"Mother, you are crazy, you should divide the food, and the food should be divided evenly." Anyway, even the mother is not willing to have him as the eldest son.

Ah Jiu looked at his uncle and his poor aunt differently. Why does the uncle seem to be confused about the world?

Without thinking about it, I saw my father picked up the sack on the car, rolled it up, took out a snakeskin bag, poured half of it on the ground:
"Take it, half of it for each person, mother, I don't get half of the food for raising, it's fair enough."

Cai Lihua can also see that her man has been focusing on the overall situation these days, and now he also feels that the boss is too noisy, this is not a fit of anger.

Cai Lihua also jumped down, rolled up her sleeves and unloaded a basket of bowls, chopsticks and water bags from the car:

"It's only fair to share these with the eldest brother."

"Let's go..." Meng Shaode's eyes turned red with anger, he didn't expect that he was only thinking about the whole family, but his elder brother had a different mind because of a sentence.

What's the difference between this and Zheng Sangou's son of a thief? It's really unpredictable.

Ah Jiu could tell that Dad was angry, and what the uncle did had hurt his heart.

The bullock cart had just started, and he didn't whip, as if he was waiting for his uncle to change his mind.

But what was waiting was my uncle yelling: "Stop, this bullock cart is also mine."

If the food is divided into half, the four of them don't need to give it to the boy. If the second child likes to support idlers, he will take care of it.

But what's going on in his bullock cart.

At this moment, Ah Jiu, Wang Shi, Cai Lihua, and Meng Shaode all looked back, their eyes staring straight.

Even Tuoba Yan who was lying on the bullock cart sat up and looked at Ah Jiu's uncle in disbelief.

Meng Shaode stomped his feet, gritted his teeth and said, "Here, I will give you everything that belongs to you."

Bromance is broken because of this?Unwilling, distressed, and annoyed.

Gritting his teeth, Meng Shaode unloaded the things on the cart, carrying a bamboo basket with only three or four catties of wheat grains in it, and a bundle hanging on his chest.

The whole person looks particularly bloated and burdened in the sunset.

How could it be like this?Ah Jiu was about to speak, but Dad seemed to be so angry that he had made up his mind.

He raised his chin at Tuoba Yan:

"Young man, can you walk or not? If you can't walk, go there with him. At worst, your ration will be considered uncle."

"I don't, I want to follow my boss."

Tuoba Yan was taken aback for a moment, anxiety flashed in his eyes, and he moved towards Ah Jiu.

Boss?

Well, the husband and wife just glanced blankly. How could they pay attention to these things at this time, and their eyes just fell on Wang Shi.

She hummed twice and walked away with her hands behind her back, as if to prove that she had good legs and feet, and she didn't care about the bullock cart.

But Ah Jiu found that his father's eyes were red with anger on his fierce face.

In the past two days, Meng Shaode was in a panic, especially when this bullshit matter was picked up, it was like a knife was stuck in his heart.

If he hadn't been so foolish, filial, and reckless, and cared about his family with the little coppers he earned by running darts, he wouldn't have exchanged one of his cows for wine money.

There should be horses by now.

All the way without talking, Ah Jiu saw Tuoba Yan's legs were limping, and subconsciously supported him. Looking back, his uncle and auntie were tidying up the cart.

It didn't take long for the bullock cart to overtake them.

The poor uncle didn't even look back, as if he didn't know him at all.

(End of this chapter)