Reincarnate as a poor widow and bravely fight against the worst scumbag father and evil mother-in-la

Jiang Yuwei kept pushing for a quarter of an hour without giving up, and finally saw a lamb's head emerge. Jiang Yuwei quickly increased the speed and strength of the pressure on her hands, and soon half of the lamb's body came out. It was a black and white lamb, so it seemed that the lamb's father should be a black goat.

Jiang Yuwei first placed the lamb on the quilt and helped it clean the fetal membrane. Then she held the lamb and handed it to the ewe, asking the ewe to lick its fur. Then Jiang Yuwei saw that the ewe's stomach began to move again, so she continued to massage the ewe according to the same method as last time.

This time the lamb came out quickly, but only its feet were exposed; its head was still inside. Jiang Yuwei had no choice but to cooperate with the ewe's contractions and pull the lamb's legs to help pull it out.

It took a long time to give birth to the second lamb. Seeing that the ewe was lying on the ground without strength and would not give birth again, Jiang Yuwei quickly brought some water and leaves for the ewe to eat and drink to replenish her strength. The two newborn lambs could already suck goat's milk by themselves.

Seeing that there seemed to be a lamb in the sheep's belly, Jiang Yuwei went forward and continued to massage its belly. After massaging for a long time, the lamb was finally born successfully. Jiang Yuwei spread quilts for the big sheep and the lamb, and let them drink milk in peace.

Seeing that the ewe had plenty of milk, Jiang Yuwei thought that after the lamb had finished drinking the milk, she would get some goat milk and cook it for Ning Wan to try.

After all this busy work, Jiang Yuwei was already sweating profusely, and her clothes were stained with blood, so she went into the house to change clothes and took a bath in Lingquan before coming out to cook dinner.

Seeing that the ewe had given birth, Ning Wan was too busy helping Jiang Yuwei to light the fire. She ran to the backyard and lay down beside the sheep shed, watching the lambs attentively feeding. Jiang Yuwei saw that the leftovers from lunch were enough, so she made a fire to heat up the lunch herself, made some cold dishes and cooked some eight-treasure porridge, then brought them to the table and called everyone to come and eat.

After the villagers had finished their meal and left, Jiang Yuwei went to the backyard to squeeze a pot of goat milk, returned to the front yard, boiled it in a pot, let it cool, added honey, and served it to Ning Wan and Ning Huaizhi to drink.

Ning Wan's eyes lit up after taking just one sip:

"So sweet and fragrant! So delicious! Mommy wants to drink too!"

Jiang Yuwei took the bowl with a smile and took a bite.

"Mm, it's really delicious. Wan'er, finish drinking it quickly so you can go to sleep. There will be goat milk to drink tomorrow!"

Ning Huaizhi looked at his own goat milk and then at Ning Wan's goat milk and frowned:

"Yuwei, where's yours? Why don't you have any?"

Jiang Yuwei smiled and said:

"It's too late. I don't want to drink anymore. I'll wait until tomorrow morning to squeeze in another drink."

In fact, Jiang Yuwei was afraid that the lamb would not have enough to drink after it was born, so she did not dare to squeeze out too much goat milk. She only squeezed out two bowls, one bowl each for Ning Huaizhi and Ning Wan, and she could wait until tomorrow to drink it herself.

Ning Huaizhi naturally saw through Jiang Yuwei's thoughts, so he handed the bowl in his hand to Jiang Yuwei and said firmly:

"I will drink only after you finish drinking. If you don't drink, I won't drink either!"

Jiang Yuwei had no choice but to take the bowl and drink half of it before passing it to Ning Huaizhi. When Ning Huaizhi saw that Jiang Yuwei had drunk it, he drank the rest of the goat milk in the bowl with satisfaction.

seven days later

Jiang Yuwei was very satisfied when she saw the two large pots of tofu. She would take Ning Daya to the market today. Whether she could make use of this girl would depend on her performance today.

When Jiang Yuwei had loaded all the things onto the ox cart, she turned around and looked at Ning Huaizhi who was guarding the door and said with a smile:

"You should come with me to the market today. The food is ready. I'll ask Aunt Zhou to come over at noon to heat it up for the villagers to eat."

Ning Huaizhi nodded happily and said:

"Okay, I'll listen to my wife!"

Jiang Yuwei helped Ning Huaizhi into the car and put his wheelchair on it. After thinking about it, she decided to take Ning Wan, who was standing beside her and staring at her with sparkling eyes, with her as well. She was worried about leaving the child alone at home and letting him get hurt.

Ning Qiu and Ning Daya also came. When Ning Daya saw Jiang Yuwei, she lowered her head and whispered:

"Sister Yuwei, thank you for taking me to the market."

Jiang Yuwei nodded and said:

"Don't be so shy when you get to the market. I can give you ten copper coins a day. Let me see how you perform today. If you are not suitable, you don't have to come again. But if you do well, I will give you a raise in the future."

Ning Daya's eyes lit up when she heard this. She raised her head and nodded firmly at Jiang Yuwei.

"I know, sister, don't worry, I will do it well!"

Jiang Yuwei asked the two to get in the car, and Ning Huaizhi drove to the town.

When they arrived at the stall in town, Ning Daya jumped out of the car immediately and moved things down very considerately. Seeing that she was strong and hardworking, Jiang Yuwei smiled and nodded:

"Daya, you are responsible for selling sour fruit today. This sour fruit is sold for 15 cents a bowl. We have some old customers who love to eat it before. This time, we don't bring many sour fruit. Can you be in charge of selling and packing by yourself today?"

Ning Daya nodded quickly and said:

"Okay, sister, leave it to me."

Jiang Yuwei said to Ning Huaizhi again:

"You and Ning Wan will be responsible for selling the gray tofu. I'll cut it up for tasting and let Wan'er give it to the guests to taste. The gray tofu are all about the same size, so they'll only cost twenty cents a piece."

Ning Wan took the sample handed to her by Jiang Yuwei and started to attract customers.

Jiang Yuwei asked Ning Qiu to be responsible for selling spicy crayfish, while Jiang Yuwei was busy setting up the stove and roasting peppers. She was responsible for making pepper-fried preserved eggs. Jiang Yuwei looked at her long stall and thought that if she made money from papermaking in the future, she would definitely open a snack bar. Now she should pay more attention to the people around her, select a few capable ones and train them well so that they can be used in the future.

When Jiang Yuwei saw that the peppers were almost cooked, she took them out and put them in a garlic mortar and mashed them with preserved eggs. She planned to sell a bowl of peppers and preserved eggs for 30 cents.

Soon, the customers who came to buy crayfish were attracted by Jiang Yuwei's preserved eggs with pounded peppers, because the taste was so tempting, and they had never seen black eggs before, so they all looked at them curiously. As usual, Jiang Yuwei offered the first bowl as a free sample so that the guests could have a taste first.

Everyone who tried it loved it and paid for it. Jiang Yuwei soon felt that she was overwhelmed. The food she usually sold was made at home and brought to sell. This time, the pounded pepper and preserved egg had to be roasted before the peppers could be mashed together with the preserved egg, so it took longer to make.

Just when Jiang Yuwei was busy, Ning Daya came over and took the garlic mortar from her hand to help her pound the peppers and preserved eggs. Jiang Yuwei then realized that Ning Daya had already sold all the sour food she brought. She was secretly satisfied in her heart. It seemed that this Daya was a talented person with great potential.

Just as Jiang Yuwei was busy roasting peppers, she saw a familiar figure rushing out from the crowd. Even though the face was swollen like a pig's head and covered with bruises, Jiang Yuwei could still tell who the person was at a glance.