The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 85 Giving Water to Second Uncle and Grandpa
After Xiao Ayu returned, she originally wanted to go back to work in the space, but Tuanzi disagreed.

We've got enough seeds. I'm tired today, time to rest.

Little Ayu's consciousness lay on the fluffy bed in the space, sleeping soundly.

The next day, the Wang family deliberately ate breakfast half an hour later so that they could sleep in a little longer.

Besides Wang Chuanman, Feng and Ma also returned to their parents' homes. Their parents' homes were even further away, so they could only stay there for one night before returning.

Grandma Wang gave them extra grain so that they could cover their food expenses.

When Xiao Ayu woke up, her family was already getting ready to go to work in the fields. Xiao Ayu was eating a pancake while waving to Grandma Wang.

"Grandma, Grandma, Ayu has something for you!"

Grandma Wang told the others to go ahead and do their work, while she sat at the table and waited patiently for Xiao Ayu to finish eating.

When little Ayu eats, her mouth puffs out, and as Grandma Wang watches, she can't help but open her mouth along with her.

He kept reminding me, "Eat slowly, no rush."

"Grandma, aren't you full? Do you want more?" Little Ayu saw her grandma open her mouth along with hers and thought that her grandma wasn't full.

She pulled the biscuit out of her mouth and held it up in front of Old Mrs. Wang; there were two clear little teeth marks on it.

"Grandma, Ayu has already eaten her fill, you can eat."

Grandma Wang chuckled and pushed the pancake away, saying, "Grandma isn't hungry."

After Xiao Ayu finally finished eating, Grandma Wang tidied up the table a little.

When she turned around again, she saw a pile of wheat on the table, its golden color almost dazzling her eyes.

Grandma Wang was startled and her first reaction was to quickly grab the door panels and piece the door back together.

Then I realized it was too slow and would only make things worse.

Then he went to get a winnowing basket, filled it with all the wheat, and pulled over a straw raincoat hanging on the wall to cover the basket.

She picked up the things, put them in the cupboard where the grain was stored, and then went to pull little Ayu into the bedroom.

"Ayu, where did these things come from?"

"It was Ayu who planted it!" Little Ayu said, raising her chin. "Grandma gave Ayu the seeds, and Ayu grew up!"

"Did you plant it there?" Grandma Wang took Xiao Ayu's hand, looked at it and saw that there were no marks, and asked, "When did you plant it? Were you tired? Did it hurt?"

"There are fairies! The fairies are so nice to Ayu, she's not tired at all!" Not only is she not tired, but it's also a lot of fun, because the fairies can tell stories!

Grandma Wang didn't completely believe Xiao Ayu's words. Children's words can't be entirely trusted; sometimes they use their imagination to say things that don't even exist.

But this golden wheat was real, and its quality was better than any wheat that Old Mrs. Wang had ever seen.

If these wheat seeds were used as grain, Grandma Wang could imagine that this year's harvest would be very good.

However, this may not necessarily be a good thing for Xiao Ayu, or even for their Hujia Village.

However, Old Mrs. Wang's focus now is not on how to utilize these grain seeds.

She checked Xiao Ayu repeatedly and found that she had no injuries and was in good spirits.

Because of the fact that Grandma Wang had deliberately fed her family better these past few days, little Ayu had also gained some weight and no longer looked weak.

"Ayu, tell Grandma honestly, will these things hurt you?" Afraid that little Ayu wouldn't understand, Grandma Wang changed to a gentler tone, "Do you feel uncomfortable anywhere? When we took out that water, and now this food, when we took it out..."

Grandma Wang was shrewd in her old age. Knowing that Xiao Ayu was unguarded around her, she took the opportunity to ask her all the questions.

Tuanzi felt that this was not good, so when Grandma Wang asked questions, she would teach Xiao Ayu how to answer.

Of course, experience counts, and even Tuanzi didn't have much experience dealing with humans. In the end, Old Lady Wang won the biggest victory, and basically figured out that the being hiding behind Xiao Ayu was likely some kind of guardian deity.

The place Xiao Ayu mentioned should be the Guardian Space, where the deities living there provide her with some protection.

But whether that's true or not, Grandma Wang needs to observe more.

Whether that thing will harm Xiao Ayu or the Wang family is still unknown, and she cannot be careless.

Having asked about Ayu's safety, Grandma Wang felt somewhat relieved.

Thinking of that magical water, Grandma Wang asked Little Ayu, "Is there a lot of that water? Is it always there, or does it decrease?"

Little Ayu said, "Ayu doesn't know, sometimes there are more, sometimes there are less."

In Xiao Ayu's opinion, the two stone bowls always had water, but sometimes when they were used a lot, the water would come out very slowly, and sometimes there would be a lot of water, all of which would flow into the ditch.

The ditch has been dug very long by Tuanzi, and the entire Wanling Soil has been divided into several sections by the ditch. Now only two sections have been planted.

One of them was planted with various grains and vegetables, while the other was planted with various wildflowers.

That's right, they're all wildflowers. Little Ayu often picks wildflowers and loves them, so she brings them into her space from time to time.

Wildflower seeds fall on the soil of Wanling and naturally grow into a large patch.

All sorts of flowers piled together, plus the added benefit of the All-Spirit Soil, made it look lush and verdant.

However, Xiao Ayu couldn't bear to pick any of the wildflowers in the space, thinking they were just too beautiful.

"Ayu, Grandma has something she'd like to ask your opinion on," Grandma Wang said solemnly to little Ayu.

If the rest of the Wang family heard Mrs. Wang say this, they would definitely be very surprised, because this is not Mrs. Wang's style at all.

What do you mean by asking for opinions beforehand? That's impossible; she only makes decisions that are set in stone.

Little Ayu: "Grandma, what's wrong?"

"If you have any extra water, I'd like to borrow some," said Grandma Wang. "I'll make it up to you when things get better. I definitely won't take your things for nothing."

The water that was previously stored in the gourd was only used because Ayu took it out; otherwise, she wouldn't have used it so casually.

It's really necessary at home; not using it would be pretentious.

Your grandmother is doing quite well.

If other people knew that the child had this, they would definitely try to trick her into giving it to them. Even if they did it under the guise of doing it for her own good, they would still have some ulterior motives.

Grandma Wang said, "If your water can cure illnesses and injuries, I would like to give it to your second uncle and your grandfather."

With the second son injured in an accident and Old Wang becoming lame, the family's money began to fall short of their income, and all the savings they had painstakingly accumulated were lost.

If we can help them recover, it will be like having two more strong laborers.

What Old Mrs. Wang never said was that if her second son hadn't been injured, she actually wanted to train him to take the imperial examinations. Of her four sons, only her second son was the most intelligent.

If it weren't for the famine, my second son might have already passed the imperial examination and become a scholar.

"Of course you can," Little Ayu said with a smile, but then she frowned and said with some distress, "But Grandma, it didn't work! I gave it to Uncle and Grandpa! They didn't get better!"

This was something Old Mrs. Wang hadn't expected.

At this moment, Wang Chuangui was hesitating whether or not to tell his mother that his leg seemed to be getting better.

However, it was strangely good.

(End of this chapter)