Peerless pastoral little green plum

Chapter 251 The Sunflower Seeds He Peeled
"Then..." Yao Huahua was thinking about the action of rubbing her chest just now: "How long have you been here?"

"Just arrived," Pei Baoshan said with certainty.

"Then, have you seen..." She blushed.

"See what?" Pei Baoshan asked.

"See..." Oh, how dare you say such a thing!
"By the way, Hua'er, what were you looking at just now? When I came, I saw you with your back turned to me, as if you were looking at something," Pei Baoshan asked, his resolute face looked very calm, as if he really didn't see anything. That awkward scene.

Only then did Yao Huahua heave a sigh of relief, and pulled a chair for him to sit down, while she sat by the bed.

"Brother Baoshan, how did you get here?" She asked again.

Pei Baoshan pointed to the window and said, "That."

"Ah?" Yao Huahua was surprised. Although the window was open, it was not possible to sneak in without anyone noticing it. Even the two wolves outside the house did not respond.

"Brother Baoshan, do you have any special martial arts that can fly over walls?" Yao Huahua asked suspiciously.

Pei Baoshan smiled: "People who come back from the battlefield have a little kung fu."

Then, he seemed dissatisfied with Yao Huahua sitting so far away from him, so he changed his position and sat beside her beside the bed.

Half a candle was burning in the room, the light was average, even though it was Chinese New Year, it was cold just now, but as soon as Pei Baoshan sat over, she smelled his breath, and felt that the room was hot and narrow.

"Hua'er, how are you doing this New Year's Eve?" Pei Baoshan asked.

"Well, it's good," she looked forward, not meeting his gaze, worried that if they did, she would become more nervous.

"What good dishes did you eat?" He asked again.

"Chicken, fish, and braised meat," she asked again, "What about you?"

"There are chickens and fish," he said.

"By the way, I still have a lot of braised meat left in my kitchen. I made it myself. Take some away when you leave." She knew that he ate a lot and had a high need for meat.

"Next time, it's too late now, don't do it again."

It was already late at night, and the village gradually became quiet, not even a sporadic sound of firecrackers, and the two of them spoke in a low voice.

"By the way, Hua'er, I brought you some food," Pei Baoshan said while taking out a package of things wrapped in oiled paper from his bosom.

"What is it?" she asked curiously.

He slowly spread out the greased paper, and a pile of peeled melon seeds came into view.

She asked in surprise, "Did you peel it?"

"Well, I don't like to eat these melon seeds, but you like to eat them. I just want to peel them every time I eat them, so I peel them for you when I have time."

Now it's Chinese New Year, Yao Huahua imagined him sitting alone in the room, listening to the sound of firecrackers outside, and peeling the melon seeds one by one, her vision blurred involuntarily.

He said that night that he wanted to marry her, and she should have agreed immediately.

"Brother Baoshan, why...why bother you?" She smiled, but tears rolled down her cheeks.

"Flowers? You don't like them?" he asked nervously.

"No, I like it too much, so, I'm a little moved," she grabbed a few melon seeds, put them in her mouth and chewed them.

"It's just a matter of raising your hands, flowers don't have to be like this," he wiped the corners of her eyes for her.

She simply leaned into his arms, leaning comfortably.

She thought, as long as he didn't overstep the threshold, all other actions were up to him.

After all, he came in the middle of the night, and he was a man and a widow, so it was impossible that something would not happen.

　See you, good night~~
　　
　
(End of this chapter)