Nongmen's fierce wife busy farming

Chapter 454

Bai Ningxiang looked at her, if the topic ended like this, Yun Ni would not be so angry.

"and after?"

"Later, Xu Maocheng, that rascal, directly put aside the silly pair of brothers and sisters, locked himself in the house with his parents and conspired for a long time, trying to use the rumors to call off the second girl's marriage first, and then follow the rumors to make a marriage between you and Xu Maokang. "

As Yun Ni spoke, she almost imitated the old lady in the village and poohed,
"That Xu Maocheng is not ashamed. He said that anyway, there are rumors that you and Xu Maokang are a natural couple. Even if others are tempted by the girl's dowry, they will not dare to marry you easily. No matter how good the conditions are for a woman who has a heart, no one dares to ask for it."

"Hmph, he is so beautiful, so capable, why not go to heaven."

Bai Ningxiang squinted her eyes, she really had a good plan, as long as the rumors come true, she will indeed go towards the result Xu Maocheng expected in the end.

"Crossing the west peak, there is a barren forest. Although there are no wild animals near the mountain, you can still hear one or two roars occasionally at night."

Bai Ningxiang caressed the jade ring, looked up at Ding Yang, if she dared to plot against others, she had to bear the price of staying overnight in the mountains.

"Don't worry, girl. I'll throw people into the forest right now. Who said that there are no wild beasts near the mountains? It's okay to attract two."

Ding Yang folded his arms and spoke calmly.

Bai Ningxiang shook her head, "Xifeng is our tea garden, so we can't take risks. However, it's still no problem to learn how to howl twice."

"Ding Yang, go to the spot tomorrow and hang up people at night, and Yun Ni and I will be there soon."

It's better to end the rumors as soon as possible. I heard that there will be a rural examination in early March, and she doesn't want Xu Maocheng to participate.

"Yes, girl."

Ding Yang took the order and went directly to rest next door, while Yun Ni slept on the small bed in the bedroom with Bai Ningxiang.

Originally, Bai Ningxiang didn't allow people to stay on watch at night, but Yun Ni and Ding Yang insisted on taking turns to accompany her, just in case.

Early the next morning, as soon as Bai Ningxiang woke up, Yun Ni told her that Ding Yang had gone out.

After breakfast, Shen called her to stop, "Xiangxiang, I heard there are rumors about you in the village?"

"Well, we're already dealing with it." Bai Ningxiang nodded, looked at her mother's frowning, and waited for her next words.

"You are more capable than your mother. You can handle many things without your mother asking. My mother is very relieved. My mother doesn't care what tricks you use, but as a girl, you must protect your reputation so that you can suffer less in the future."

Shen looked at her daughter's calm expression, if Aunt Deng hadn't told her, she wouldn't have known there was such a rumor.

Thinking of Meng's trouble, she knew that she had no position to say anything, and for some reason, ever since her daughter pointed out to her that she had intervened in Sister Xue's marriage, she felt inexplicably helpless when facing her daughter's eyes.

Listening to her mother's tone, Bai Ningxiang raised the corners of her lips, "Don't worry, mother, I will definitely deal with the rumors about me."

Shen nodded, "That's good, be careful in everything."

Bai Ningxiang glanced at her mother indifferently, and took her directly to the tea factory next door to continue the unfinished work yesterday.

While her aunt came over to drink water, Bai Ningxiang brought up the question she had forgotten yesterday.

"By the way, little aunt, are there any other relatives in my little uncle's family?"

Bai Huixia did not doubt that he was there, and she sighed, "The Zhang family has only one grandpa, a single seedling. When my aunt married, the father-in-law passed away. There was also a mother-in-law, who also passed away two years ago, due to tuberculosis."

(End of this chapter)