Abandoned Wife Pastoral General Dotes on His Wife

Chapter 877
"fishing?"

Ruohe was puzzled, and turned to see that Ruoju had brought the small net for the fish.

Lin Xi twisted her wrists, her feet had regained feeling, and with Ruohe's support, Lin Xi stood up.

Lin Xi looked back at the horses grazing leisurely by the stream, and suddenly thought of the ink painting that the little guy and the others had just painted.

Then he handed the pole of the fishing net to Ruohe, and turned to go to the carriage to look at the painting.

Ruohe and Ruoju quickly looked at each other, both surprised and curious:

Miss, what's the matter?
If you say that the wind is the rain, if you say that you want to catch fish, you must catch fish, if you say that you want to see paintings, you must look at paintings?

How capricious!
While the two were wondering, Lin Xi had already unfolded the drawing paper that the boy had collected.

Seeing the lifelike self and Shangguan Yu in the painting, Lin Xi knew without guessing that it must be done by his elder brother Lin Chen.

The second picture is vaguely recognizable as a man and a woman, written by Lin Mo.

In the third and fourth pictures, Lin Xi's eyes are like quail eggs, and the lines on his forehead are layered on top of each other, but he still can't tell what is painted on the paper, a little ink here, a little ink there.

It's better to be a big brother, he is as gentle as jade, and his paintings are as good as a living dish.

What surprised Lin Xi even more was the line in the poem:

The body has no colorful phoenix/flying wings, but the heart has a tacit understanding.

"Miss, do you still catch fish?"

Seeing Lin Xi smirking with the drawing paper alone, Ruoju stepped forward anxiously under the gaze of Mrs. Lin and Lin Shangshu.

"need."

Lin Xi put away the drawing papers she had messed up one by one, rolled them up and put them back in the carriage.

"Let's go, go fishing."

With a big wave of his hand, Lin Xi walked to the stream with great interest, took the small fishing net from Ruohe's hand, held the end of the pole, and put the small net in the water.

Seeing the small fish swimming, he gripped the pole tightly and lifted it up violently.

Handing the net to Ruohe, he smiled and asked:
"Look, is there any little fish?"

"No."

Ruohe and Ruoju shook their heads worryingly.

Madam Lin's worried eyes fell firmly on Lin Xi's flat belly.

As soon as she released the net vigorously, her heart fell into the water, and when she lifted the net, her heart rose again.

Seeing Lin Xi having a great time, she couldn't persuade her, but the cold sweat dripped down her forehead.

Lin Shangshu patted Mrs. Lin's shoulder distressedly, and lowered his voice:
"It's okay, I see you are sweating all over."

Lin Xi had already noticed Mrs. Lin's strangeness, and felt that she was making a fuss, and she would be fine if she paid more attention.

After playing for a while, he handed the fishing net to Ruohe, squatted down, and washed his hands.

After shaking off the moisture from his hands, he walked to Mrs. Lin with a blushing face, took her arm, and leaned his head in her arms with a smile, with the naive attitude of a little girl.

"Mother, don't worry, I will pay attention.

Besides, the baby in the womb is not dead yet. "

"You child, you just don't have a shape, so you need to pay more attention."

Madam Lin smiled and nodded her sweaty forehead.

"Understood, mother and father are the best."

Lin Xi praised Mrs. Lin, and she didn't forget to bring Lin Shangshu beside her.

"Mother is worried."

"Don't worry, I'm fine."

The six people sat on the ground, leisurely eating delicious pastries and drinking honey.

Suddenly, a harsh voice came from the other side.

"Don't come here, or I'll kill him."

Hearing the words, the six people looked at each other in dismay, then got up and ran towards the sound.

I saw a man in red, holding a little guy in black clothes with him, falling from the sky, and landed in the middle of the grass where the little guy and the others were flying the kite just now.

(End of this chapter)