The second silly daughter-in-law who likes to cultivate the fertile fields

Chapter 1109 Understatement
But now that I suddenly disappeared, I'm afraid they'd forgotten about the little guy.

Widow Yang didn't ask, but Du Xiaozhu asked first, "Where's Jiabao?"

"Aunt Li took her to play in the embroidery workshop."

Knowing that Aunt Li was watching her grandson, Widow Yang felt more at ease now.

But seeing that the sun was getting higher and the person who was watching hadn't arrived, Widow Yang became a little anxious, always looking at the door from time to time.

Du Xiaozhu found an excuse and went back to the backyard with Yang Xiuning. As soon as the two returned to the room, Yang Xiuning looked around impatiently until Du Xiaozhu pushed him away, saying that he was not injured.

Yang Xiuning was still a little worried.

Du Xiaozhu had no choice but to pull Yang Xiuning to sit by the bed and let him listen to him.

Du Xiaozhu didn't care about the details, he changed the people after he went out in the morning until he realized that he was following behind him.

And how to enter the forest, and what happened when I met Li Changgeng, I also talked about it.

What was obviously extremely thrilling, but she said it was an understatement.

Just seeing the destruction of the trap in the mountain, and the wounds on those people, I know how dangerous it was.

It's superfluous to say anything now, he shouldn't have left her alone.

Almost lost, until he found it again, Yang Xiuning felt like he had gone through a long period of time.

Hugging Du Xiaozhu tightly into his arms, he couldn't bear to let go.

Yang Xiuning didn't let go of Du Xiaozhu until the person who saw him came and Yang Xiuwu knocked on the door.

It's just that he has no idea what kind of ghost Yang Xiaomei looks at each other. At this moment, he just wants to guard his little wife.

Until sending away Matchmaker Zhou and the family who came to visit, Yang Xiuning never took his eyes off Du Xiaozhu.

After finally sending the family away, Yang Xiuning took Du Xiaozhu away on the grounds that he was worried about Jia Bao. Even Widow Yang told him not to rush away and meet Li Changgeng to change his mind.

It was Du Xiaozhu who explained to Widow Yang that Aunt Li should be happier than them when Li Changgeng came back. Aunt Li hasn't received the letter yet, so it stands to reason that she should have told her earlier.

Widow Yang is right when she thinks about it. Whose son hasn’t come back for a few years to be a mother and doesn’t want to have a son. If it wasn’t for the fact that the younger sister saw each other, they should have been sent back to town to give Aunt Li a letter. of.

After thinking about it, Widow Yang discussed with Du Xiaozhu, "Why don't you let your Aunt Li rest for a day tomorrow instead of going to work?"

"It's natural."

Du Xiaozhu agreed without thinking.

When Aunt Li received the letter from her son, she was even more surprised and didn't know what to do. She put down her work and rushed out, but when she got to the door, she remembered that there are rules in this embroidery workshop, and she is still in charge. Yes, how can I ignore it like this.

So, he turned back and asked Du Xiaozhu for leave.

Du Xiaozhu smiled and said, "It's a good thing. Let's take a three-day vacation first. I'll let Qinyue come over for the next few days. If she has something to tell me, I'll deal with it. Aunt Li can enjoy the family relationship at home with peace of mind." Have fun."

"Hey! Hey!"

Aunt Li was even more delighted when she heard this, and she didn't just say anything, she just said 'hey' twice.

After sending Aunt Li away, Du Xiaozhu took Jiabao back, and was busy thanking Xiao Zhang, the shopkeeper, and closed the stall. It was not until after dinner that Qinyue took Jiabao to rest, that the two had time to sit down and talk.

It's not that Du Xiaozhu doesn't want to ask, it's just that once some things are asked, it seems that things will become complicated, and they can't live the lives of ordinary people with peace of mind as before.

(End of this chapter)