The shocking rules of the wedding night: Lord, I will wait for you to divorce your wife

The village chief was both surprised and delighted, "The birthday party in our village is usually at noon, and two days later, at a quarter past noon, we will be waiting for you two at the ancestral hall in the village."

The village chief paused, and asked uncertainly, "When the time comes, do you need me to ask someone to take you there?"

Qu Tan'er still looked at Mo Liancheng with a virtuous look of "I listen to my husband!"

Mo Liancheng refused, "No need."

Even if he doesn't go out, he knows the topographic map of the village, and even who lives in each household.

Where is the ancestral hall, there is no need for anyone to take it.

The village chief was not unhappy when his good intentions were rejected, and after getting a definite reply, he said goodbye to Mo Liancheng and Qu Tan'er with a smile on his face.

This end sent the village head away, and after a while, the doorway became lively.

At that time, Mo Liancheng was still sitting on the main seat, drinking tea slowly, and had no intention of getting up for a while.

Anyway, there was nothing important to deal with, and Qu Tan'er lazily accompanied her.

Qu Tan'er didn't pay attention when the entrance was lively. Wasn't she thinking about the best gift for the centenarian's birthday party?

Chinese families pay special attention to a family with an elder, like a treasure.

In the past, when Qu Tan'er was in modern times, when her grandma was still alive, she would often hug her grandma at home, and took this sentence as a mantra.Always make grandma laugh.

Hey……

At this time, someone knocked on the door again.

The manservant who was in charge of the door opened the door and said something indistinctly, which finally caught Qu Tan'er's attention.

She stood up, "What happened outside?" No one fell into the water again and sent to the door for help, right?

Mo Liancheng's expression was calm, "Well, you have caused trouble at the door."

Qu Tan'er looked back at him suspiciously.

Mo Liancheng spit out a half-smile, "Miss Guanshiyin, the villagers are here to bring you sacrifices."

Qu Tan'er was taken aback, "Bah! You are still a Buddha!"

Didn't she ask the servants to explain it?

Mo Liancheng propped his forehead with his hands, and laughed softly.

At this time, she realized that she was entertained by a certain master... Embarrassed!

The villagers came to thank the two of them.

Originally, what happened to Qiqi should have happened when Qiqi's family came to give a thank you gift.However, every household in Wuyou Village is very friendly and friendly, and they are equally grateful for Mo Liancheng's help.

When everyone learned that Qiqi's family had given a thank you gift, they all wanted to come and say a word of thanks in person.But it’s unreasonable to come to the door empty-handed. Everyone is not rich, and some families are even in financial difficulties. So you take eggs, I take duck eggs, or cut pork, then I take a chicken and so on.

The gift from Qiqi's family was the biggest. They personally sent over a piece of tiger skin that the family had heard had been treasured for many years and planned to sell when Qiqi grew up to get a wife.

Qu Tan'er and Mo Liancheng walked out the door together.

Things are light and affection is heavy, and Qu Tan'er was very moved when faced with the hearts of the villagers blocking the door.

However, she knew that it would be more practical to keep these things for them, and it would be a waste for her, so she said softly, "Saving Qiqi is just a coincidence, and it has nothing to do with us... We will accept your kindness, Take everything back."

Qu Tan'er thinks these villagers are very nice.

what is the reason?Because facing the handsome appearance and alluring elegance of a certain master, these villagers simply thought they were good-looking, without any obscene thoughts in their eyes.

This made her very comfortable.

Because this is really rare!

That... She didn't notice that most of the people who came here were elderly aunts and uncles.