agricultural doctor

Chapter 1839 So sour!
The last time Manager Yin lied to her, Mr. Tang was a broken sleeve.

If it was really broken sleeves, why would Chuntao pester Mr. Tang?
It must be the people from the drug store who helped Chuntao and cheated her.

This Chuntao is really hateful!
Relying on the moonlight near some building, he deliberately pestered Mr. Tang.

If she waits for the wine to be brewed before sending it to the pharmacy, maybe Mr. Tang will become Chuntao's man?
No!

Must not!
He Tiantian was full of thoughts, dropped the mallet in his hand, and pulled Yue'er: "Come on, Aunt Tian will help you pick grapes. The basket is heavy. I will help you carry it to the medicine shop."

"Aunt Tian is the best!"

Yue'er smiled sweetly, turned around, and winked playfully at the stones hidden under the vines: "Help my aunt pick grapes to make wine, don't be lazy..."

A certain Tang Yunzhe who was busy working in the pharmacy, watching the pharmacy clerk brewing medicine, didn't know that he was sold by Yue'er, and he managed to make He Tiantian want to compete with Chuntao.

The temperature in the pharmacy rose, but he shivered inexplicably.

"Brother Tang, the autumn night is cold, did you catch a cold last night?"

Sun Yichen, who was by the side, said with concern: "Shall I take a pulse for Brother Tang?"

Tang Yunzhe refused: "There is no physical discomfort. The medicinal materials brewed this time are precious, and I will watch them by the side."

"I'm afraid the medicine will last until nightfall, so it's okay to go and have a rest. When the medicine is almost finished, Yichen will call Brother Tang."

If he caught a cold, he would not have given Chuntao a chance to ask her about her health. Thinking about that scene, Tang Yunzhe insisted on guarding by the medicine stove.

Yue'er Xing'er picked a basket full of grapes, and Xiao Naruko and Shitou also picked a basket full of grapes.

He Tiantian helped Yue'er Xing'er carry the basket back to the medicine shop, Shi Shi asked playfully: "Aunt Tian, ​​Xiao Naruko and I can't carry it, why don't you help us take it home?"

"The moon and the stars are too small to carry!"

"Xing'er is stronger than a cow, why can't she lift it? My father always said that drunkards don't care about drinking. Aunt Tian really went to see Mr. Tang at the medicine shop?"

Before He Tiantian could get angry, Shitou winked at Xiao Mingzi and whistled. The two tacitly carried the basket and ran home, then turned around and shouted: "Xing'er, tomorrow I will take you and Yue'er to the door of Yin's house to pick the basket." Lotus seed."

He Tiantian stood at the fork in the road and stomped his feet: "You brat, you're talking nonsense, don't get caught by me..."

He Tiantian was still outside the medicine shop with a basket of grapes, and Yue'er shouted excitedly: "Da'e, Da'e, come quickly, Yue'er picked wild grapes for you to eat, it's so sour!"

Da'e was pregnant, and her belly was getting bigger and bigger, so she felt sour.

He Tiantian came out of the wooden house when he heard Yue'er's cry, and put the basket on the ground.

Da'e said in surprise, "There are so many grapes, are they really sour?"

"I'm sure it'll make you lose your teeth!"

He Tiantian helped Yue'er bring a few bunches of grapes to Da'e, then looked inside the medicine shop: "Yue'er, where are the grapes? How about Auntie help you carry them back to the house."

This wild grape was so sour that it lost its teeth, and it was of no use except to satisfy Da'e's hunger.

Mother had said several times that she wanted to brew a tank of fruit wine, but such sour grapes could only be used to make wine.

"Auntie Tian is so kind. Let those Yue'er carry it to the stream. My brother and I will wash it in a while, so we can carry it to make wine for mother."

He Tiantian thought about it, and carried the grapes to the stream, just in time to sneak to the back slope pharmacy to see Mr. Tang.

She was delighted for a while, and responded readily: "Then you guys accompany Da'e to relieve the boredom, and I will put this basket of grapes by the stream."

(End of this chapter)