Peerless pastoral little green plum

Chapter 27

There was a lot of fog that morning, and the roads in the village were all dirt roads, and the grass and grass on both sides were all wet, but rural people got up early, and there were already many villagers on the road who were carrying burdens and hoes and were ready to go out to work up.

Yao Huahua walked on this road clutching her small fists, feeling so small that she couldn't help her at all.But she thought, she must muster up her courage and meet Brother Baoshan.Even though Pei Baoshan repeatedly told her to stay at home when they parted last night, and other things had nothing to do with her, she couldn't pass her own test.

When he was approaching Peibao Mountain, Yao Huahua suddenly heard two rural women talking in a nearby vegetable field. Rural women's voices were usually very loud, and Yao Huahua could hear them clearly:
"Ms. Shitou really stumbled last night, and was taught a lesson by that little boy in Baoshan!"

As soon as Yao Huahua heard this, she immediately stopped.

Another peasant woman said while pouring manure into the vegetable field: "No, I went to see it last night. The child in Baoshan usually looks silent. I didn't expect that she was not afraid of Shitou Niang at all, and even pushed Shitou Niang. Dog gnawing shit, I'm standing in Baoshan for this matter, the kid in Baoshan doesn't usually cause trouble, but Shitou is running rampant in the village, and people want to beat him up when they see him."

"That's right, Baoshan's life is miserable. Auntie Tao didn't help him, but Mother Shitou instead. Mother Shitou asked her to pay a tael of silver to see the doctor's money, so she fell in love. Tsk tsk, I really don't know what Auntie Tao is doing." Thought."

"How else can I think about it? I'm worried that Shitou's mother will pester her in the future. Fortunately, Baoshan's mother put the one tael of silver on top, otherwise Baoshan would have no food to eat, and Auntie Tao would punish Baoshan for not eating."

"Normal, even if Baoshan's mother-in-law puts the money on the pad, Baoshan won't be able to eat."

"..."

After listening for a while, Yao Huahua understood that Brother Baoshan beat Shitou Niang, and Shitou Niang asked Baoshan's family to pay for the money, which was paid by Baoshan's own mother.

Yao Huahua strode forward with her legs, and when she reached the yard of Baoshan's house, she happened to meet Auntie Tao who was spreading grains in the yard to feed the chickens. Seeing Yao Huahua, Auntie immediately came over with a fierce look : "Are you looking for cheap things from Baoshan?"

Yao Huahua nodded and shook her head.

Shaking his head means that Baoshan is not a cheap thing.

"Don't look for it, you're dead!" Auntie Tao roared, and then closed the courtyard door with a "bang".

Yao Huahua was rejected, but she really wanted to see Pei Baoshan, so she sat and waited under the longan tree outside the yard.

However, she waited until the sun came out and the dew on the tops of the grass had dried up, but she didn't see Pei Baoshan coming out, so she had to go back in frustration.

……

Pei Baoshan is being locked in the firewood room at the moment.

Auntie Tao’s anger still persisted, she ordered Pei Baoshan not to go anywhere today, nor to work, so he could only stay in the woodshed and not eat for a day, and let him out when she got angry .

The firewood room was in the side room, near the pig house. Pei Baoshan lay on top of neatly stacked dry firewood, and could clearly hear the crowing of pigs, chickens, and the "cuckling" sound of his stomach coming from nearby.

He hasn't eaten since last night, and he has done so much work, and now he is so hungry that his chest is stuck to his back.

But he never regretted it, not to mention that it was not his fault from the beginning.In this family, probably except his own mother, no one believed him.

Thinking of my mother, I heard a soft knocking sound from the door of the firewood room, followed by my mother Pei Wang's low voice: "Baoshan, Baoshan..."

With a shudder, he immediately fell off the woodpile and walked to the window.

Mrs. Pei carefully stuffed two sweet potatoes in through the window, and left immediately after stuffing them.

(End of this chapter)