The casual life of the flat space

After hearing Bai Tieying's assignment, the few sergeants who could be considered representatives had no objections. In the barracks, except for those who could not move, everyone was free to do what they could. They did not even think that they could take advantage of the girls after retiring.

Besides, if we look at what Bai Tieying just said about "salary", it turns out that their wages are almost the same as those of the strong laborers outside, so why should they be unsatisfied?

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The courtyard was spacious and clean, and when the weather got a little cooler, the heated kang became Uncle's favorite. Because of the two classes he had planned to hold, Uncle and Bai Tieying went back to the county town and used the space to move most of the things in the clinic to Xianhe Village, filling up the main room left for Uncle.

Since Wangshu, Fei Lian and others are in the space, no one would dare to go to the mud house "uninvited", because if there is a loud noise in the space, Bai Tieying outside can also feel it, so the well water can be kept confidential for now, and Bai Tieying and his friends can finally "reunite as a family" in the courtyard.

The eight little ones were brought out by Bai Tiexiong, and the courtyard became lively. As a result, Sanpang released his "memory" because he couldn't resist the warm kang, and was buried with Bai Tiexiong's quilt. After he was beaten by Bai Tieying, the eight little ones paid special attention to hygiene issues from then on. Because if Bai Tieying didn't beat them, it would be their parents' turn, and they would be beaten even more severely.

When returning from Beishan, Grandpa Wu asked about the progress of Bai Tieying and her sister's studies. When he found out that Bai Tieying had memorized the more than 100 books he had found for them, he did not praise them.

But when he found out that Bai Tiexiong had only memorized three books, and that he only remembered them because Bai Tieying told him bedtime stories, the ruler passed down from Grandpa Wu's family was taken out. That's why he didn't have the chance to go out with Bai Tieying until the Mid-Autumn Festival, and naturally Chen Jinding didn't find a chance to "retaliate".

When Bai Tieying was applying ointment to him afterwards, Bai Tiexiong asked with tears in his eyes when his sister read the book? Why did she study secretly without asking him? Bai Tieying told Bai Tiexiong about her feelings when she came out of the giant stone Bagua formation.

As for when I read it? I memorized the book every night before going to bed, and then pondered it in my mind and recited it silently in my heart when I was walking in the mountains, cooking every day, and even when I went to the place where the grains were reincarnated. Over time, I finished reading it.

Bai Tiexiong, who was "referenced" by his sister, learned his lesson and would study every morning from then on. Now that he has officially moved into the courtyard, Grandpa Wu will come to check on his progress from time to time, and then his uncle will teach him writing techniques.

In the assessment a few months later, his calligraphy was much better than Bai Tieying's, and he finally felt proud of himself. He thought that he would not be the one to be beaten this time, but he did not expect that Grandpa Wu did not care about it at all, because his calligraphy was not that good.

These are all later stories, so I won't mention them anymore. Bai Tieying handed Bai Tiexiong over to her uncle, and she had to deal with the refugees' problems.

Mu Qingqiu's internal injuries were barely recovering, and he looked like a good person on the outside, but his internal organs still needed some time to recuperate. So he felt he had nothing to do, so he had to follow Bai Tieying for a stroll.

Bai Tieying had no objection to having an "embroidered bodyguard" following him. If he was not in good health, he still had face, right? If he made a mistake, he could say it again, didn't he still have his identity to use? Besides, in order to realize his future ideas, it might be helpful to spend more time with him and build a good relationship with him now.

When the two arrived at the former farm of County Magistrate Xiao, the former tenants there were arguing with the refugees. In the crowd, a woman wrapped in a blue headscarf was hugging a pale, crying little girl, and she was talking to a young wife in her twenties opposite:

"Her aunt, our Baoer will never steal your money. Although we are refugees, we were all good citizens before. Even if you don't know, we all came from the county magistrate's mansion. We have been able to eat for the past two months. We will never steal your money."

The young wife put her hands on her waist and waved, "Don't talk to me about that! Good citizen? You said it was before. Besides, does a good citizen definitely not steal money? How come my money was not lost earlier or later, but it was lost after your daughter came to my house to play?"

The woman also became angry when she heard this, and her voice became louder:

"Her aunt, what you said is wrong! You only said that you lost the money, but how did a child know where your money was? How did he get it without being seen by other children and your family? Knowing that so many outsiders would come to your house, didn't you have any defense at all?

Besides, our Baoer is not the only one who goes to your house to play. If I knew this would happen, I would not agree to let Baoer go to your house to play. Isn't it because your daughter said that all these children went and Baoer would not play with her if she didn't go, that's why she went?"

"Oh! So what you said makes it our fault? Everyone, please judge for yourself. I let the children come to my house to play with good intentions. I was not on guard against them and didn't think there might be thieves here. How can you say that I am guilty of stealing things?"

The woman suppressed her anger and said, "Her aunt, maybe you have good intentions, but it is said that catching a thief and seizing the stolen goods is not right. You can't say it was us just because we went to your house.

No one said that you are guilty of letting the child go to your house, but you can't say that our Baoer stole the money without any evidence. If I hadn't happened to hear people talking about it today, it would be even more difficult to explain after a while, and the blame might have been put on Baoer.

So I came to you today to make things clear with you face to face. If you say that our Baoer stole the money, then you should produce evidence. I have never heard of someone not saying anything when they found out that the money was missing, but talking about others behind their backs. "

"Haha, okay, okay, my good intentions have been taken for granted. I didn't tell anyone, so don't put the blame on me. I was thinking that Bao'er is just a little girl, and she didn't steal much money. How would she live if I told her? That's why I swallowed this loss.

Like you said, I didn't go to you guys for days, of course I didn't want to make a fuss about it, but you guys came to me to complain? If you didn't steal, where did my money go?"

"You all heard what she said, right? After all this talk, it's just because her child asked my child to go to her house to play. If I had known you were such a person, I wouldn't let her go even if I broke her legs!" The woman became angry again when she saw that the young wife refused to tell her what the situation was.