Lady she is beautiful

Chapter 49 I Don't Eat You
There are pedestrians returning from the market on the village road, and farmers returning from working in the fields.

Wu Erlang walked ahead, feeling the sizing eyes of those people.

He turned his head to look at Wan Niang who was following behind. Although she was wearing a veiled hat, it covered her eye-catching face.However, the temperament of that body, which is obviously different from that of the villagers, still attracts people's attention.

He tightened his lips and tried his best to take her on the road with few people.

Back home, the house is quiet. The villagers in Jiming Village have nothing to do except plowing the fields. During the busy farming season, there is nothing to do after finishing the field work.

Villagers get up early and sleep for a while at noon.

The rest of the Wu family took a lunch break.

Wanniang is used to washing her face before and after her nap, and Wu Erlang already knew about it, so he fetched water for her when he got home.

After washing her face, Wanniang lay down on the bed and yawned: "Come and lie down too, you must have not slept last night."

Although I took a break at the Langzhong's house, it was enough to recover there.

Two days ago, Wu Erlang didn't have a lunch break, he was busy with this and that, but today he didn't want to do chores at home at all, but he didn't dare to lie down together in broad daylight.

It was dark at night, and I fell asleep when I went to bed. No one could see anyone, and I could barely fall asleep.

Now that the sun was bright, he felt that he would not be able to sleep if he lay down.

It's better not to sleep, and to sleep at night.

Wanniang saw his embarrassment at a glance, patted the bed and said: "Everyone else takes a lunch break, and you don't rest for a day or two, so why don't you rest all the time? I won't eat you, what are you afraid of?" ?”

Wu Erlang was even more embarrassed, he scratched his head and dared not look at her: "I'm not sleepy, I, I'm going to do something."

As he spoke, he hurriedly left the room, as if someone chased him away.

Wanniang was dumbfounded.

She pursed her lips, turned over and closed her eyes for a rest.

The sun was rising outside, so Wu Erlang went out the door, searched in the woodshed, and found a sour branch.

He sat at the door of the firewood room and slowly cut the branches with a small knife.

When the people in the room got up one after another, he already had a wooden stick with a big head and a pointed tail in his hand.

Wan Niang got up and carried the wooden plate to fetch water, Wu Erlang saw that he got up quickly to help ladle the water.

Mrs. Cai came out with her daughter on her back, her son Wu Youyou was spoiled by his grandfather's house yesterday, and when he came back, he couldn't control his temper, and when he woke up, he wanted to find cooking cakes to eat.

Cai asked his mother to do it. Mrs. Cai originally wanted to ask Mrs. Deng to do it, but Mrs. Deng said that there were two rows of vegetable seedlings in the vegetable field, and she had to work in the vegetable field.

Mrs. Cai was secretly angry. Yesterday when she came back from getting wheat flour, Mrs. Deng still flattered her and went about making wheat buns.

The next day, he would return to his old self and not take her seriously.

"Isn't it possible to grow the vegetable seedlings tomorrow? While there is game at home, it would be great to make some meat pies. If you want to make game in the future, you may not even have wheat flour."

Originally, Mrs. Deng was thinking that her mother-in-law wanted her to plant a vegetable field as soon as possible. After hearing what Mrs. Cai said, she felt that it made sense: "Then I will tell my mother-in-law to plant spring vegetable seedlings tomorrow."

Only then did Mrs. Cai smile, glanced at Wu Erlang who was serving water for his wife, and curled his lips: "What a bitch."

Wu Youyou ran over to look at the half-cut wooden stick, took it in his hand and broke it, kept breaking it, and threw it on the ground angrily.

Wu Erlang happened to see it when he came out, and asked angrily, "Why did you throw away Second Uncle's things?"

"Just throw it away." As he spoke, he stretched out his foot to step on it.

Wu Erlang picked him up with one hand, before anything happened, Mrs. Cai screamed: "Erlang, what are you doing, let go."

　Two stupid: What should I do if I don't want others to see my daughter-in-law?
　　
　
(End of this chapter)