Peasant Woman’s Decreed Life as a Wife

  Chapter 446 Kill three birds with one stone

   It is said that Chu Heng has entered the official career. These people are most likely to be officials in the same dynasty. If they have a good relationship, they may be able to help in the future.

  Whether it is a business or officialdom, connections are very important.

  Opening a bookstore kills two birds with one stone.

  When these students have not yet grown up, helping them is called sending charcoal in a timely manner.

Of course, it also has the meaning of helping these students study. After all, as long as they have high knowledge, they can sell the strategies and theories they make in bookstores, and get money. If they want to take further exams, they also have money. have to.

"Mother, I also want to be academic." Chu Ziluo listened to the conversation between the two, a little envious, especially Aunt Hu's admiration for her mother. Although she is young, she has reached the point where she can understand Age, I naturally know the importance of learning a skill to a woman.

   "Okay, mother will teach you."

   "However, it's time for lunch break. You take a break first, and my mother also takes a break. Go back and teach slowly."

   "Okay, mother." The carriage is not small.

  Chu Ziluo was not tall, so she took the small cotton pillow placed in the dark compartment, lay down in the carriage, and began to fall asleep.

  Seeing that Ye Muyu was going to rest, Mrs. Hu didn't say much, making a sachet silently.

   In the shaking of the carriage, it didn't take long to reach the stone road in the village.

   When passing the school, the carriage stopped.

  Ye Muyu lifted the curtain of the car, saw that there was no sound of reading in the school, and checked the time to make sure that classes had not started in the afternoon.

   Then he lowered his voice and got off the carriage.

  Hu Shi supported her, and waited for Ye Muyu to stand still, then opened the curtain of the car, and booed the girl Nengya inside who didn't know if she was going to come down: "Just take care of the young lady in the carriage."

  Chu Ziluo was already asleep, so Ye Muyu wasn't going to call her.

  Nen Ya got her mother's order, and quickly nodded to show that she understood.

  Ye Muyu tilted her head and told Hu in a low voice: "Go to the bridge to buy a catty of meat. If it's not fresh, you can buy a live fish."

   "The slave has found out, Madam, wait a moment."

  Hu took the purse and walked quickly to the bridge. It was only a dozen steps, but not far away.

   It's just that in the past, luck was pretty good, the meat was just taken out of the well, and it was still fresh.

   After all, it is almost afternoon now, and fresh pork is killed early in the morning.

  Bought a catty of fatty meat that could be boiled, Hu hurried back to the school.

  Ye Muyu called Lu Chuan and went in with him. Zhang Shu was guarding the carriage at the door.

   "Master Lin." Ye Muyu knocked on the door, and when she saw Master Lin who opened the door, she waved her hand, and Mrs. Hu got the signal, and hurried forward to pass the pork over.

   "Master, at noon, Xiaojin will trouble you."

  That's right, Chu Jin didn't go home for dinner at noon, nor did he go to the old house.

   Instead, he had the cheek to stay in the school and talk to Lin Chongjin.

   Ye Muyu sees that he will at least take the initiative to make friends, and there is no way to stop him. This is a good sign. Master Lin also knows Chu Jin's situation, and he is happy to get along with them.

  That's when Ye Muyu went home and delivered meat to Master Lin.

  Master Lin saw the meat, but didn't take it: "Ma'am, you're welcome. It's just a meal. Last time, my family Chongjin also came to trouble you."

   "Master, you're welcome." Ye Muyu said with a slight smile, "It's just you coming and going. Last time, Master also gave money and food."

   "This... well, the old man has the cheek to accept it." Master Lin knew that he had made this move first, and Ye Muyu did this, so he really had no reason to refute.

  (end of this chapter)