Lady she is beautiful

Chapter 31

Looking at the situation, Dalang Saburo knew that today's meal was over, so he went back to his room and waited for breakfast.

Only Wanniang and Wu Erlang were left standing in the yard.

At this moment, Wu Erlang had mixed feelings in his heart, and his face was a little embarrassed.

Wan Niang, who had earned a moment of purity for herself, looked at Wu Erlang, who was downcast, and didn't say much.

When I turned around and entered the room, I saw the clothes drying, so I said, "I'll do the laundry tomorrow."

Wu Erlang raised his head suddenly, and wanted to say no, but the figure had already disappeared into the room.

The slightly opened mouth slowly closed, and he walked sadly to the side of the water tank, scooping water to rinse the wooden plate that was kicked over and stuck to the mud.

When Deng Shi in the kitchen saw him, he pursed his lips and poured a plate of pickles into the pot to stir fry.

Today's breakfast is just a pot of porridge and pickles.

When everyone came out to sit down, Wan Niang wanted to put porridge in a spoon, but Wu Erlang snatched it: "It's hot."

Everyone: "."

Is this an aboveboard heartache for those hands?

Even Wan Niang was a little surprised.

She still knows how to serve a meal and soup, but she didn't realize that she had to do it herself before.

Mrs. Wu's face was long, she just had a quarrel, and she just protected her so clearly, didn't she take her words seriously?
Mrs. Cai hugged her son who had just woken up, without washing his face, she directly fed the son with the porridge that Wu Erlang had made.

When Wu Youyou saw that there was only porridge, he immediately started a fuss: "I want to eat pancakes, I want to eat pancakes."

Cai said angrily, "There are no cakes, only porridge, eat it quickly."

Mrs. Deng, who was in charge of cooking, also persuaded, "Your son, today there is only porridge, and it will take a few days for pancakes to be available."

Wu's family can only be regarded as a middle-class family in Jiming Village. During the lean season, pancakes with miscellaneous grains are not available every day.

Mrs. Cai gave her a sideways glance, she was petty, and she was reluctant to make multigrain cakes.

It caused the children to make a fuss over a pancake.

The grandson's crying distracted Mrs. Wu's attention, and she swallowed back the words to train Erlang.

"If you don't cry, eat porridge first, and then grandma will give you candy."

Hearing that there was candy to eat, Wu Youyou immediately stopped crying, and directly spit out the porridge that his mother had force-fed into his mouth.

"Sugar, give me sugar, grandmother give me sugar."

As he said that, he threw himself into the arms of Mrs. Wu and clamored for candy first.

Wu Erlang filled Wanniang with a bowl of porridge, and calmly moved the pickle dish closer to her.

Mrs. Wu was so disturbed that she had no choice but to take out a piece of candy and give it to her grandson.

This candy was an offering to worship the ancestors on the day Erlang got married.

Just a dozen or so, and after offering sacrifices to the ancestors, Mrs. Wu put them all away.

No one got a share.

Wu Youyou finished eating one candy very quickly, and Mrs. Cai continued to feed him porridge, but the child was even more unwilling to eat it, and insisted on grandmother giving him more candy.

If you don't give it, you will continue to cry.

Mrs. Wu was not a good-natured person in the first place. Early in the morning, she had a quarrel with Erlang and his wife, holding back the lingering anger.

Seeing that Mrs. Cai couldn't feed her son well and couldn't even eat breakfast, she put the bowl on the table with a loud bang: "I can't even feed a child, what are you doing, they are making a fuss, and you won't let me Are you alive?"

Da Lang sees his wife and children making their mother angry.

Quickly licked a spoonful of thick porridge for Mrs. Wu to appease: "Mother, don't be angry, don't let them affect your appetite early in the morning."

Turning around, she reprimanded her son again: "Your son, eat breakfast obediently, and then cry and beat you, and ask your mother to take you to play after eating."

Children who want to eat sweets don't even care about playing, and they cry even louder when they are yelled at by their father.

Mrs. Cai was reprimanded by her mother-in-law and rejected by her husband, and her son continued to make troubles. She was annoyed: "If you don't eat it, don't eat it. Mother will take you back to your grandparents' house. There are pancakes at your grandparents' house."

(End of this chapter)