agricultural doctor

Chapter 615
"Okay, you can leave now!"

This wolf has a gold circle around its neck. For the sake of the cub in its stomach, it knows how to suppress its animal nature.

Yeran always felt that this wolf seemed to be human. After bandaging it, he tried to urge it to leave.

The wolf was lying on the snow, motionless, and had no intention of leaving at all.

Unable to drive away the wolf, Yeran had no choice but to stop Xing'er from shoveling the snow, and led him into the house.

As soon as she and Xing'er entered the house, Aunt Wu closed the door tightly and said anxiously: "Ran Niang, our house has such a high wall, why did a wolf get in? What should we do now?"

"It hurt its leg, and it will leave after gathering some strength."

Ye Ran told Aunt Wu: "Hold the door tightly, Xing'er Yue'er don't go outside, it will leave later."

The last time Yeran went to the mountains to collect herbs, he bumped into a tiger cub with human nature, and pulled her pant leg to heal the tiger's injury.

Probably this wolf also understands human nature.

When the master took her to the mountains to collect medicine, he said that all things have spirits, and it is not easy for beasts to be enlightened. If life is not endangered, it is best that the well water does not interfere with the river water.

The wolf ran into her door only because it was injured, and it didn't mean to hurt anyone.

The family gathers around the fire and rubs the glutinous rice balls.

Aunt Wu boiled a pot of boiling water, threw the prepared glutinous rice balls into the pot and rolled them, and when the glutinous rice balls floated in the boiling water, she picked them up and served a bowl for each person.

The hot glutinous rice balls, when bitten down, are fragrant sesame fillings, sweet and fragrant.

One bowl was not enough for Yue'er, so she asked for another bowl.

The glutinous rice balls are too full to eat for lunch.

There was a wolf squatting outside, even going out to get some firewood under the eaves, he was worried. After making the glutinous rice balls, Aunt Wu asked Yeran.

"Ranniang, has that wolf left?"

Yeran looked through the crack of the door, and there was no shadow in the snow.

I was about to tell my aunt that the wolf was gone, but when I saw the one lying on the steps, I was speechless.

What does it mean to squat at the gate.

Good wolf, what are you doing pretending to be a watchdog?
"Not leaving!"

This wolf didn't mean to hurt anyone, let's shoot it with an arrow, it still has a wolf pup in its stomach.

Yeran was also a little worried: "It's hard to hunt in this snowy day. It's afraid that it was too hungry to leave, so it stayed at our house."

"The glutinous rice balls have no oil and water, so I can't help being hungry."

Aunt Wu just wanted to drive this wolf away quickly: "I will cut some bacon from last night's leftover meal, add an egg and stir-fry green onion, heat up the leftover chicken soup, and throw the chicken bone to it Eat, let this wolf go away when you are full."

Yeran couldn't help being speechless for a while.

It's a wolf!
Not a dog.

Aunt Wu is going to throw chicken bones to it to eat?
Forget it, they are all dogs, they eat raw meat, and they probably also eat bones.

Yeran had no choice but to let Aunt Wu dig out yesterday's leftovers, and took two eggs, a piece of bacon from the cupboard, and chopped green onions to make fried rice with eggs.

There was more than half of the chicken stewed yesterday, and Mrs. Wu was boiling hot in the pot.

Just finished eating a bowl of glutinous rice balls, Yeran managed to eat half a bowl of fried rice with eggs, and then ate a few pieces of chicken, and couldn't eat anymore.

Yue'er loves to eat sweets, glutinous rice balls are too full, Ye Ran tore up chicken legs to feed her, she ate a mouthful, and didn't want to eat any more.

Xing'er finished a bowl of fried rice with eggs and drank half a bowl of chicken soup.

Aunt Wu just wanted to drive the wolf away quickly. Seeing that there were not many chicken bones on the table, she picked up many pieces of chicken and put them in the remaining fried rice.

Through the gap in the kitchen, I saw that the wolf was still far away.

He opened the door of the kitchen a little, placed the sea bowl outside the threshold, then quickly closed the door and bolted it tightly.

(End of this chapter)