Nongmen tranquility

Chapter 297
The ox cart stopped at the entrance of the village, and the villagers went back to their homes. An An also led the black pig to the village.

"An'an, why did you bring a pig back?"

Aunt Jiang met a good thing on the road, and Aunt Jiang asked.

An An smiled and said nothing, and Aunt Li, who came back in a bullock cart with An An, helped An An answer.

"It must be that Yuan Niang is getting married, the Xizhu prepared in advance."

When An An led the pig to the ox cart, she was the first to arrive.

Aunt Li came late, and when she was sitting in the ox cart, she saw the old man driving the cart tying the pig, and she was so worried that the pig would run away, she thought it was the old man who bought it, so she didn't ask.

At the same time, someone was dragging and gossiping, so I didn't care about that.

At this time, after hearing Aunt Jiang's words, she interrupted presumptuously.

Aunt Jiang stared at the pig and said, "This pig looks less than a hundred catties, not fat at all, I'm afraid it won't be enough for the banquet that day. After all, your eldest sister is married to an official family, and the banquet..."

That gaze gave Cheng Si the feeling of directly dismembering a corpse.

Hi pig?

It is about to be slaughtered, dismembered, cut into pieces and made into meatballs, sliced ​​meat, and fried pork...

Really scary.

The pig howled horribly.

An An went down with a stick, and he became quiet and honest.

At this movement, someone over there grabbed the snarky aunt, and the two looked at each other, looking at An An with pity, what a good marriage, why was it taken over by the black-hearted elder sister.

Since accidents happened one after another, Yuan Niang is no longer the kind and virtuous girl in the village.

An An accepted her pity, tried her best to make herself look aggrieved and sad but had to endure the pity of others.

She said: "My eldest sister is going to get married, how could I go to the city to buy a happy pig? This pig costs a lot of money. This is, Brother Kang Ping moved to a new house this year, saying it is for the celebration, and the New Year is ready to kill. pig."

Year of the Pig?

Zhang Kangping bought it.

No wonder he's so thin, Zhang Kangping is alone now, he's too fat to eat, and he just got separated, so he probably doesn't have a lot of money.

However, even if this pig is skinny, it will cost a lot of money, right? Zhang Kangping actually handed over the money to An An?

What's their relationship?
Although there was nothing wrong with that gaze, it was also meaningful.

This girl is really pitiful, the talented son of the county magistrate's family can't get married, so she can only marry Zhang Kangping, who is ten years older than herself and still alone.

An An felt that it was not good, and she was on the verge of crying and said, "Auntie, I'm afraid you have misunderstood. I didn't actually buy this pig, but Brother Kang Ping asked Mr. Ning to ask someone to buy it in the city. Let me help bring it back from the city."

That's right, no matter what their relationship is, it is impossible for Zhang Kangping to give money to a girl to buy such a big pig, and it is almost the same to buy a small piglet to raise.

What she didn't know was that An An saw that Chunyu Qian had turned into a puppy before, and she thought that Cheng Si would also turn into a piglet, so the excuse she prepared was to buy a piglet for Zhang Kangping and bring it back to raise it up It's easy to sell.

The two aunts looked at each other, dubious.

An An continued to explain, "You also know that ordinary pigs can be used in the past, and there is no need to go to the city to buy them in the village. However, Brother Kang Ping said that he was not very good in the past, and he needed a black pig. It’s unlucky to be a New Year’s pig, and black pigs that are all black are generally very rare, and he’s gone shopping in four miles and eight villages for several times, but he still can’t buy them, so he said that he entrusted the eldest son to buy them in the city.”

That said, it makes sense.

(End of this chapter)