The real daughter is really not a human being

Ding Mao changed into his nightgown, jumped onto the wall, and in two or three steps he arrived in front of the yard he had rented out.

I found a suitable tree and squatted on it to watch the movements in the yard.

This street is quiet during the day and at night. Except for a few courtyards with oil lamps on, everything else is dark.

The yard in front of me also became dark.

Go to bed so early? Do nothing at night?

Ding Mao yawned out of boredom, squatted on the tree, and prepared to spend the night there to see what would happen tomorrow.

In the courtyard, in Yaoguang’s little house.

As early as when Ding Mao walked to the gate of the yard, Yaoguang opened her eyes and looked in the direction where Ding Mao was moving for a long time.

Listening to Ding Mao yawning on the tree and even his breathing becoming steady, Yaoguang closed her eyes and fell asleep again.

When Ding Mao came during the day, Yao Guang was very sure that Ding Mao would not pose any threat to her. However, Yao Guang was not sure about his purpose and planned to observe for a while before taking any action.

If Ding Mao was really a bad guy, Yaoguang would just get rid of him and make him disappear from this world quietly!

I will never let my aunt have any trouble!

Ding Mao had no idea that Yaoguang had seen through him, and was sleeping soundly in the tree.

Being an assassin is like this, sleeping in the open air. Not to mention trees, he even spent the night in stables and toilets.

The weather is getting warmer and the cool breeze from the trees is quite comfortable.

At dawn the next day, Yaoguang got up, pushed open the door, glanced at Ding Mao, and continued to work as usual.

When Ding Mao heard the slightest movement in the yard, he quickly sat up straight and watched Yaoguang's movements.

I saw the little girl, who was about ten years old, carrying a wooden bucket, pushed open the yard door, stood by the river, and then sprinkled something into the river.

Seeing Yaoguang's actions, Ding Mao first suspected that Yaoguang had poisoned the river, but when he saw the fish rising in the river, Ding Mao suspected that he was dreaming.

He rubbed his eyes, pinched his cheek, and stared with wide eyes.

Yaoguang just took a wooden bucket, passed it through the water, and then scooped up the fish?

No? Is it still possible to fish like this?

After catching a full bucket of fish, Yaoguang poured the fish into a water tank in the yard.

This was repeated several times, and Yaoguang caught three buckets of fish.

Three full barrels!

After Yaoguang stopped moving, the river returned to silence.

The next scene is that of Sun coming out of the house. The grandmother and granddaughter are in the yard making a fire while processing the fish pieces. They pile the fish into a mountain among tiles and roast them over the fire.

There was nothing wrong with this cooking method, and even Yaoguang's speed in killing the fish was not a big deal. The only thing that concerned Ding Mao was the aroma coming from the pile of fish.

It smells so damn good!

Is there a love drug in this fish?

As the wind blew, the fire seemed to grow bigger, and the smoke filled the entire street. Especially where Ding Mao was, the closer he was, the stronger the fragrance!

Ding Mao couldn't stand it anymore! He jumped down from the tree, rolled over, and ran towards his yard!

I can't bear it! It wasn't this difficult to assassinate an official of the imperial court back then!

Ding Mao crawled back to the yard. Yaoguang looked at the fish in the yard and the jars where she put the seasonings.

She thought to herself that she had to put these things away before going out. Although she could find them back if someone took them away, it didn't mean that she liked others stealing her things!

Perhaps because the streets were particularly fragrant these days, some people got up early and looked around. After a while, they saw the smoke from the yard where Yaoguang was.

The curious neighbor knocked on the gate of the courtyard, and with Sun's warm hospitality, he learned that the grandmother and granddaughter were grilling and selling fish fillets for a living.

She said, the street smells so good, someone must be cooking meat!

We are neighbors, and it is not right to take things from them for free, especially when they are selling meat.

After negotiating with Sun, the old woman took two kilograms of corn from her own yard and exchanged it for a portion of grilled fish fillet.

Although the fish fillet is not yet seasoned, it is fully cooked and can be eaten.

The old woman who bought the fish fillets walked towards home with a smile on her face, ready to share the news with her family.

Ding Mao changed his clothes, took a bucket to the well to fetch water, and washed his face repeatedly, as if he was refreshing his mind, or as if he was savoring the fragrance just now.

As daylight rose, the fragrance gradually faded, but Ding Mao was still standing in the yard.

Paying attention to the movements in the courtyard not far away, until Yaoguang went out with a basket on her back, Ding Mao hurriedly followed her, dodging all the way, and finally followed her to the place where Yaoguang was selling fish.

As usual, many servants and vendors had already arrived here to buy fish.

Some were sent by their owners to buy, while others were bought back to their own restaurants and served as a specialty dish.

So in a short while, all of Yaoguang's fish were divided up, and it wasn't even her turn to sell them.

Those who came late would even complain when they saw the empty basket, "Little girl, why did you come so early today?"

"Can you make more tomorrow? I came all the way from the south of the city early this morning, and there's not a single fish left!"

"Can you save a copy for me tomorrow?"

In response to these customers' invitations, Yaoguang responded one by one, promised to cook more fish tomorrow, and walked towards home with the remaining copper coins in his pocket.

As for Ding Mao, who was standing in the corner of the box and preparing to pay to pretend to meet by chance or even buy one accidentally, he just stood there in a daze.

He was just a little bit reserved, and the fish was gone?

Ok?

Yaoguang's eyes swept across the alley where Ding Mao was, and she pretended not to see it and continued walking home.

Originally, Yaoguang had other plans for today, but now there is a little tail following her, and it is a little tail that is not easy to get rid of, so she decided to give up.

Yaoguang walked around the street, bought some things, and then headed towards home.

After returning home, Yaoguang counted the money she had earned today with Sun. Together with the money she had earned in the past few days, she had saved up two taels of silver!

Two taels of silver was a very considerable sum. Although it could not be compared with the money Yaoguang had earned before, Sun felt that this money was more solidly earned.

Having income every day gives you peace of mind.

But before Sun could rest assured for long, Yaoguang said, "Aunt, I want to sell this recipe."

"Sold? Why was it sold out of the blue?"

Sun's face was full of confusion.

Yaoguang also gave her answer directly, because they needed more money to go to her cousin.

Although I can make money from selling fish every day, the money is not much.

If I sell the recipe, I can make a lot of money, which I can use to find Qiao Xun.

Of course, Yaoguang had enough money now, but Sun was reluctant to do so, fearing that she would spend all the money.

Hearing that he was going to sell his house, Sun couldn't help but feel a little hesitant. Was he going to sell the prescription just after he made the money?

Yaoguang knew what Sun was worried about, so she said, "Aunt, I have many more prescriptions like this."