agricultural doctor

Chapter 64
In the past, Xing'er and Yue'er were always rejected by their friends in the village because of her stupid mother.

Since Mrs. Chen came to make a fuss, the attitude of the villagers has changed.

Changes in adults affect children.

Seeing Xing'er digging herbs, she was very curious, so she helped to dig.

Xing'er promised each of them to give each of them a piece of dim sum, fearing that Ye Ran would lose faith with his little friend if he didn't buy it, he hurriedly asked, "Mother, did you buy any dim sum?"

"I bought a lot, Uncle..."

Yue'er wanted to say that uncle is a very good man, afraid of making his mother angry again, he lowered his head and dared not make a sound.

Seeing Yue'er's appearance, Xing'er thought she had eaten all the snacks.

"Has Yue'er eaten up?"

After being lost for a while, Xing'er comforted her: "Don't be afraid, after the herbs are sold, I can buy some snacks for Brother Shitou and the others."

After speaking, he touched Yue'er's shofar braid.

Because of her stupid mother, Xing'er was often looked down upon by the children in the village, and now, it was hard to get along with them harmoniously.

Promise to others, but break promise to others.

For Xing'er, how uncomfortable it would be.

When Yue'er went to Xiaoze Town, she said that she would bring him some snacks, but now he thought that Yue'er had finished eating the snacks, and she still loved her sister so much.

Not only did he not blame her, but he also comforted her in return.

This kind of Xing'er made Ye Ran feel a warm current in his heart, and he reached out and touched his little head: "Mother got a lot of money from selling medicinal materials this time, and bought a few large bags of snacks, Xing'er can give it to you." Brother Shitou and the others ate together, besides snacks, mother also bought new clothes for Xing'er and Grandma Wu."

How many packs of dim sum?
And new clothes to wear?

Xing'er's eyes lit up, but after thinking about it, she shook her head: "You can't give too much at one time, whoever digs more herbs, give one more piece, this way, you can dig a lot of herbs."

Xing'er was happily thinking about digging up more herbs for her mother and going to the town to exchange money.

Yue'er pursed her lips and turned her head to look at Yeran.

Why did my mother lie to others?

Those snacks and clothes were bought by my uncle...

Back home, Yeran put down the basket, and took out the clothes and snacks brought back from the town, which made Aunt Wu and Xing'er amazed.

"Raniang, you can just buy it for Xing'er, why does the aunt also have it?"

The fabric was soft and slippery to the touch, and Mrs. Wu babbled: "How much money does such a good material cost? Even if you sell medicine for money, you should save some money. I am idle at home. , buying cloth and sewing clothes can save a lot of money..."

What if I let my aunt know that these dozens of clothes cost so much five taels of silver?

Da Niang is so distressed!

"Ma'am still needs to help bake medicinal herbs, how can I have so much free time to sew clothes in the future."

The less trouble, the better!
If Aunt Wu knew that Yin Tian spent five taels of silver to buy these clothes, Aunt Wu would have to guess.

Ye Ran avoided the serious and took the light, pursing her lips and smiling slightly: "Ma'am, you have to fry the five catties of meat into lard. Is there anything to eat? I'm hungry!"

Patronizing to try on new clothes and taste the snacks that Ranniang brought back from the town.

Hearing what Ye Ran said, Aunt Wu hurriedly put away her clothes and served the cooked meals on the table.

The last time I bought two fish from the town, the remaining one was marinated into salted fish by Mrs. Wu, and with the salted fish and vegetables fried in lard, Ye Ran ate two bowls of whole grain rice in a row.

As soon as Xing'er put down her rice bowl, she packed a pack of snacks and went to look for herbs with an empty basket.

Ye Ran held him back: "Don't go, the sun is too poisonous at the moment, go to sleep before going."

(End of this chapter)