agricultural doctor

Chapter 345
"I heard from your grandfather Zhou that your mother fell into the mountain, is she better?"

Before Xing'er could answer, the impatient Zhou Yunzhu urged Xing'er: "Hurry up, take me to see your mother."

Zhou Yunzhu heard that Yeran had fallen, and hurriedly brought a stone to see her, and also brought an old hen from her family, and asked Aunt Wu to cook soup for Yeran to replenish her body.

Yeran refused, and Zhou Yunzhu's face darkened: "Father Shitou can walk on the ground, then I will pay you the consultation fee for treating Daddy Shitou's leg!"

Yeran couldn't help being amused: "I make a medical visit, but it's worth a thousand dollars?"

"In that lifetime, I will be your cow and horse for you. Pay it back slowly. I can't pay it back. There are no stones left."

Zhou Yunzhu shook Yeran's hand: "Raniang, you can do me a favor, let me pay the consultation fee with that chicken..."

The two women laughed for a while, and Yeran felt dizzy much better.

After Zhou Yunzhu left, Zhou Zhijie's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Feng, came to bring a basket of eggs, a catty of dried lotus seeds, and a few catties of red beans grown by the family.

It is said that it is reserved for Aunt Wu to cook porridge to nourish Ye Ran's body.

Zhou Zeben originally wanted his daughter-in-law to visit Yeran's house, thinking that Zhou Zhijie was helping build a house at Yeran's house, and his daughter-in-law Feng was about the same age as Yeran, so she seemed to be able to talk.

That's why Feng Shi was sent here.

Feng's younger sister is Yin Lang's daughter-in-law, and Yin Lang took Chen Sicao as his concubine. Xiao Feng suffered a lot of grievances in Yin's family.

But because Yeran, Chen Sicao, and Chen Gui's family were extremely at odds with each other, Feng was very willing to get close to Yeran.

When leaving, he also persuaded Yeran not to go into the mountain alone.

Ye Ran was injured, Aunt Wu wished she could cook all the delicious food for Ye Ran to replenish her body, the meal at night was very rich.

After drinking a large bowl of chicken soup, Yeran woke up until dawn.

After Zhou Hai performed the acupuncture for her, the blood on her head had dissipated, and when she woke up after a nap, she no longer felt the pain on her head.

Yeran was still thinking about giving gifts, the chestnuts hadn't been fried yet, and the dried pine nuts hadn't been fried yet.

Aunt Wu came in with lotus seeds and red bean porridge, and Yeran sat up on the bed: "Ma'am, I'm so bored in the room, I want to go for a walk."

Aunt Wu said with a straight face: "Your Uncle Zhou said that you need to keep your leg, no..."

"I just knocked it a little bit, and the injury was not serious."

Yeran knew that the aunt cared about herself, so she acted coquettishly like Yue'er: "Auntie, I won't walk around, so I will go to the kitchen to teach you how to fry those pine nuts. The August Festival is coming, let's make it earlier Boxing."

Aunt Wu has always been a bitch, but this time she shook her head determinedly: "That's not going to work, you take good care of it, I've seen the chestnuts once, and I learned how to fry them, it's okay without using those pine nuts as a gift."

"Auntie, staying in the house all the time will make people bored, let Ranniang go to the ground."

Yin Tian came in with a pair of crutches: "I asked Uncle Tan to teach me how to do it yesterday. Let's see if it goes well."

Yin Tian handed over the crutches, which were well polished, and there was a bird carved on the crutches. Yin Tian looked a little tired.

Could it be that he stayed up late to abduct her?
Yeran was stunned for a moment, took the crutches and stood up and took a step: "It's very easy, ma'am, can I go to the kitchen this time?"

With abduction, Aunt Wu couldn't stop her from leaving the house, for fear that she might make a mistake, she kept following her.

Just as Ye Ran turned on his crutches to cross the threshold of the main room, Yin Song pushed open the fence door and walked in, and the servant who followed him picked up a load of things.

(End of this chapter)