Nongmen's fierce wife busy farming

Chapter 79 Matchmaker
But this time it was my second uncle, Shen An, who followed me. Compared to my uncle's taciturnity, my second uncle was much more active.

And he is humble and very popular in the village.

Both of them love their sister in the same way. When they got home, they took a sip of tea and took their cousins ​​up the mountain to cut firewood.

Regarding this, Bai Ningxiang was very helpless, "Second Uncle, there is still plenty of firewood at home. If there is not enough, let Bai Wu chop it up. Don't worry about running out of firewood. There is still a lot of firewood left from the last uncle's chopping."

"Sister Xiang, the uncle's firewood is available, but the second uncle's firewood is not enough? If you are idle, you are idle, so don't stop me. After riding the ox cart all the way, it's like exercising your muscles."

Shen An smiled gently, took the rope and led the children and set off.

Seeing that her daughter looked better than last time, old Shen was finally relieved, "Seeing how comfortable your mother and daughter are living, I am also relieved."

"Little sister doesn't know. My mother has been suffering from rheumatism for the past few days. She shouldn't have come here, but she is worried about you and insists on another trip. We can't persuade you, so I can only ask my little sister."

The second aunt Liu said with a smile, her face full of helplessness.

"I made my mother worry, it's my daughter's unfilial piety." For making her mother worry about herself, Shen felt guilty. Fortunately, their mother and daughter have survived, and their days will get better and better in the future.

Bai Ningxiang brought tea to her grandmother herself, "Don't worry, grandma, I will take good care of mother, plus Aunt Deng, you just need to relax."

"Hey~, grandma's little boy, I know you've grown up and can take care of the family, but grandma is also a mother, and I hope her children are well. If you don't see it with your own eyes, you won't feel at ease."

Old Shen stretched out his hand to hold his granddaughter's hand, and his eyes were full of relief. Although his daughter's temperament was weak, Sister Xiang raised her son very well.

Grandma came, and Bai Ningxiang took white tea to the fish pond in the village to buy some black fish and ducks, and asked Bai Wu to go to the town to cut some pork belly and some big stick bones.

Picking tea is hard work, so you must keep up with the food.

On the way, she first turned to Aunt Hua's house.

Seeing Bai Ningxiang's sudden appearance, Huajiao was surprised, and quickly let him in.

"Xiangxiang, why are you free?"

"Grandmother's family is here to help my family pick tea again. I'm going to go to the fish pond to order a few fish and ducks for cooking. By the way, I'll ask you, do you have time to pick tea again?"

"Of course I have time, thank you Xiangxiang for giving our sisters the opportunity to earn pocket money, and then we can buy some flowers to wear." Hearing Bai Ningxiang's intention, Huajiao's eyes lit up, and he immediately agreed.

Aunt Hua heard the voices in the courtyard and walked out of the house. The moment she saw Bai Ningxiang, she knew why she was here.

"Sister Xiang is here, sit down." While speaking, she sent her daughter to pour water.

Seeing that Aunt Hua was the only one left in the yard, Bai Ningxiang went straight to the point,
"Aunt Hua, I'm really taking the liberty today. I have a filial piety, and I shouldn't have come here. But I was afraid that my mother would worry, so I came here anyway. My father passed away less than half a year ago. As a child, it is my duty to obey filial piety. , is also a rule."

Listening to Bai Ningxiang's tone, Aunt Hua didn't understand anything, she directly rejected her temptation.

At the same time, she also stated her position. She is a filial piety, and during the filial piety, she will not do anything that breaks the rules.

"Sister Xiang is really a good and filial child. Aunt Hua understands that although our people's family is not as strict as those aristocratic families, we still have to abide by the rules that should be observed."

(End of this chapter)