"Let's go."
The woman's voice softened a little, "The bed has been laid for my aunt."
"Auntie, take a break..."
...
The woman left with the woman.
...
The woodcutter looked at the young scholar.
...
The young scholar pursed his lips slightly.
"I'm sorry, brother."
Because of the afternoon, he was a little impatient.
If he had a better attitude towards the woman just now, there would be nothing to do next.
...
The woodcutter shook his head.
"She has always been concerned about this, and no matter what your attitude towards her, she will say those things."
"What apologize to me?"
The one who was scolded was obviously a young scholar.
...
The young scholar was silent.
Because the woman was a little angry at the woodcutter just now.
...
"alright."
The woodcutter reached out to pat the young scholar on the shoulder.
"Go back and read the book."
He knew that it was not yet time for the young scholar to rest.
but……
"If you are tired, take a break early."
"Don't force yourself."
...
"elder brother."
The young scholar wanted to speak but stopped.
...
"What's wrong?"
The woodcutter was confused.
...
"What my aunt said just now..."
The young scholar doesn’t know what his brother thinks?
...
"Don't put her words in peace."
After a brief moment of being stunned, the woodcutter reached out and patted the young scholar on the shoulder.
"Although my aunt is unpleasant, she cares about you."
"She just misunderstood."
"You've heard of it."
...
"Um."
The young scholar smiled.
...
The woodcutter turned and left.
Hearing the sound of the door behind him closing, his steps paused slightly.
After a while, he shook his head and took another step.
...
The next day, my aunt was ready to go after breakfast.
The woodcutter and the woman sent their aunt to the door.
...
The woman turned around, "Okay."
"Don't give it."
"I'm back."
My aunt looked down at the pork she was holding, and the smile on her face became a little more real.
"Thank you for your pork."
She didn't get anything when she came.
I didn't expect that when I went back, I was not empty-handed.
This way she can explain it even if she goes back.
It's not cheap to buy this piece of meat.
...
"Be careful on the way back."
Woman smiling.
...
"Don't worry."
The woman nodded.
“It’s broad daylight.”
"I've walked this path several times."
...
The woodcutter and the woman watched the woman's figure gradually fade away.
Then he turned back to the room.
...
The woman's steps are brisk.
With this piece of pork, the woman felt that this trip was worth it.
...
The woman was already thinking about how to deal with this piece of pork.
I didn't notice for a moment and almost got hit by a ox cart.
The woman called out immediately.
"Ouch!"
"You don't have eyes?"
"Oh~"
The woman bent down and rubbed her feet.
Although she didn't hit her, she was startled and reacted a little loudly, and her feet seemed to be twisting.
...
The owner of the ox cart is a honest old man.
I was at a loss for the woman's terror.
I only know Na Na’s apology.
...
The woman's eyes rolled.
I had an idea in my mind.
...
The woman pretended to sigh.
The owner of the ox cart quickly agreed to the woman's request.
...
The woman got on the ox cart.
She has good luck.
The direction of the ox cart was the same as the direction she was going home.
This is also the reason why the owner of the ox cart agreed to take the woman for a ride without hesitation.
...
Soon, another passenger was added to the ox cart.
He is a mother-in-law with big bags.
Although he is old, he looks very capable.
Relying on his seniority, he easily got on the ox cart.
...
At first, the woman sat opposite her mother-in-law.
No one spoke.
Later, I didn't know who opened the first talk, so the two got together and soon started chatting enthusiastically.
...
My mother-in-law came to see her daughter.
My daughter is pregnant, has a baby and has taken care of her child, has not returned to her parents' home for several years.
When my mother-in-law wanted her daughter, she went to find her.
As a result, he was almost driven away by the servants in the mansion.
She shouted, attracting a lot of passers-by.
Later he was taken to the mansion.
But I didn't see my daughter.
There was only one maid who came to pass the message.
Let her go back first.
She also asked her to take back all the things she brought.
She was puzzled.
Praying and shouting.
He was still dragged away by a powerful servant.
...
After a while at the door, my mother-in-law left dejectedly.
...
"Why didn't your daughter see you?"
The woman was curious.
...
"have no idea."
The mother-in-law shook her head.
"Maybe……"
The mother-in-law narrowed her eyes slightly.
"She's still blaming me."
...
"Blame you?"
The woman became increasingly puzzled.
"You are her mother."
How can any children blame their mother?
...
The mother-in-law smiled.
"She blamed me for selling her for the bride price."
"But she doesn't look at her now?"
"Wear gold and silver."
"The clothes on your body are all silk and satin."
"The other girls in the village are not better than hers."
"They are all rural villagers."
"Busy at home and outside every day."
"As soon as you open your eyes, you will have endless work..."
...
"The girl is young and ignorant."
The woman understands her mother-in-law’s approach.
"She will understand in the future."
"It's good for wealthy families to be wives."
"Now kids..."
The woman shook her head and sighed, "I don't know the good intentions of the elders."
"I'll go out this time..."
The woman talked about her experience of going out this time.
...
"...I'm also for Erlang's good."
"You said it would be a pity if you were a good person to study."
"He hasn't gotten married."
"I really read my brain badly. Which girl from a better family will marry him?"
...
"Do you think I have good intentions?"
The woman is quite upset about herself.
"As a result, they all blame me for being bad at speaking."
"Do you know the truth?"
"As a junior, you dare to show your face to your elders?"
"Do you think they have no conscience?"
...
"yes."
The mother-in-law nodded, "You are kind enough to remind me."
...
"Not?"
The woman seemed to have found a soulmate, "It's good to read."
"Then you must be able to read the grades."
"If you haven't read the grades, you're still useless. What's the use?"
......
"yes."
My mother-in-law agreed, "This is the reason."
...
That day the woodcutter went home and saw the woman standing in the yard with a depressed look.
I was a little confused and worried.
"What's wrong?"
"Who made the lady angry?"
"I'll teach him a lesson."
...
"Mr.
When the woman saw the woodcutter, her eyes lit up slightly.
Then his face darkened, "It must be my aunt who spread it everywhere..."
...
"What?"
The woodcutter didn't understand what the woman meant.
"What's wrong with Aunt?"
Didn’t my aunt leave?
They have been away for several days.
Why did you mention her again?
...
"you do not know……"
The woman took a deep breath.
Chapter completed!