Concubine forced marriage: Six-finger princess

Chapter 221 The difference is too big
"Master" called pitifully, Shui Xinrong slowly turned around to look for Zhao, but she was no longer in the kitchen, and then ran out of the kitchen, calling repeatedly, "Master, Master"

Just as he was about to raise his hand to knock on the door of Zhao's bedroom, Jiang Ruofei grabbed his hand halfway, and heard him say calmly: "This is them testing you and me. If you want to admit defeat, I am willing to give it a try."

Hearing the word admit defeat, Shui Xinrong stared at him angrily, "Who said I have to admit defeat, I just came to ask where is the place to carry water?"

Jiang Ruofei said with satisfaction: "That's good. I'll go to the kitchen to get the water pole and bucket now."

Looking back at the closed door, Shui Xinrong turned her head to look at Jiang Ruofei's leaving back, and said anxiously, "I'll go with you."

The water source was at the foot of the mountain, so Shui Xinrong and Jiang Ruofei had no choice but to carry empty buckets and descend down the mountain along the steps that could not be seen to the bottom.

Jiang Ruofei went down the steps calmly, but Shui Xinrong looked up at the sunset hanging between the peaks, and said hesitantly: "Even if we pick it until it gets dark, we can't fill those four big water tanks."

Jiang Ruofei walked quickly, ignoring her words.Shui Xinrong looked at his back with dissatisfaction, and also accelerated her pace down the mountain.She will not admit defeat.

Lush green bamboos grow on both sides of the steps. When the wind blows, the bamboo leaves collide with each other and make a sound like surging sea water.

After descending the mountain, looking at the clear mirror-like brook at the foot, Shui Xinrong put down her pole and bucket, stretched out her hand to hold a handful of water, and said pleasantly, "It's so cold."

Jiang Ruofei quickly filled the bucket, and then carried it up the mountain.

Under his influence, Shui Xinrong let go of the cool water and immediately filled the bucket with water.

"Ah..." When she bent to pick up the full bucket, Shui Xinrong felt a severe pain in her shoulders. Looking at the two buckets, she complained in a low voice, "There is too much weight difference between the empty one and the full one."

"If you don't work harder, we may not even have dinner." Jiang Ruofei endured the pain in his shoulders and said without turning his head.

Shui Xinrong tried again and again, but still failed to pick up the bucket smoothly, and said dissatisfiedly: "If you don't eat, you don't eat. These two buckets are really heavy."

(End of this chapter)