Ru Yue Shu Yun Feng Wen Wan

When the aunt came to the Lu family, she saw that there was no one at the fire. She walked to the Lu family's small tent, opened a crack and saw Lu Gan sitting next to He Lan. He Lan had a wet towel on his forehead. She wanted to go check on the fire first and then let her son-in-law take a rest.

The Lu family consisted of only four people, with He Lan making up the total. They had two sons: Lu Gan and Lu Xin, now only seven years old. The in-laws lived with their youngest son, so Lu Gan naturally lived with He Lan. He Lan and Lu Gan were childhood sweethearts, having grown up together. The He family had a clan school, and they would accept talented students, and Lu Gan was one of them.

The He family academy accepted girls, as there were girls in the He family who needed to learn to read. Therefore, He Lan and Lu Gan could be said to be classmates.

When my aunt-in-law passed by the tents of her two in-laws, she heard the quiet chirping of crickets.

Lu's mother said, "It's been a whole night. Is it true that nothing happened?"

Father Lu: "I think it's uncertain!"

Mother Lu: "Hey! What happened to our family? We married this..."

Father Lu: "Hey! Let's not talk about it for now. We can't offend the He family now. It will be great when our little Xinxin grows up and becomes a high-ranking official."

Mother Lu: "That's right. Now that Gan'er has married, he has forgotten his mother. He always sides with his wife and talks about her all the time. It makes me angry. Everything will be fine when our little Xinxin grows up."

The eldest aunt knew her daughter was a bit stubborn and headstrong, and she was also afraid that her in-laws would have a problem with her. She tried to get her to tone it down several times, but then she thought about it, thinking that she was also stubborn, and she was doing well in the He family. When the mother-in-law of the He family was still there, she had no problem with her stubborn personality. It depends on the person, so why should she let her daughter down? So she didn't say anything. The daughter had just married and was very respectful to the two elders of the Lu family. Every time she went back to her parents' home, she would praise her husband's family again and again.

Unexpectedly, the Lu family is so shameless. They came to beg their daughter with a smug face at the beginning, but now they are talking about it and suspecting her of being unfaithful. It is simply unreasonable.

The eldest aunt was so angry that she almost broke into the house, but she was concerned that her daughter was still sick and it would be bad to wake her up. Besides, her son-in-law was quite tolerable, so she endured it.

She sat by the fire, stirring the wood. The snow was still falling. If no one watched the fire, it would go out in a second. The more she sat there, the angrier she got. The angrier she got, the angrier she thought about it.

Just as she was about to get up and walk around, she saw Lü Gan coming out. Lü Gan was surprised to see his mother-in-law there, and opened his mouth to shout. But his aunt put her finger in front of her mouth and shushed him, stopping him from speaking.

Lu Gan came to the fire and was busy, but no one knew what he was busy with.

Seeing him like this, the eldest aunt found it a little funny, and even her previous unhappiness dissipated a little. "Stop busying yourself and sit down! I'll go in and see Lan'er."

After saying that, she stood up and walked inside. She opened the tent and saw her daughter's face flushed. She hurried over to look inside. It wasn't too hot, just blushing. She sat beside her, watching her carefully, her eyes gentle and tolerant.

After looking at her for a long time, she found that her daughter had not changed, neither thin nor fat. No change was the best. As she looked at her, she remembered her childhood.

At the age of five, she already showed her bravery. She dared to take her brothers and sisters to dig out bird eggs by herself, and she also took the lead in isolating He Ru. She always said, "Let's run away and not play with her."

But when she saw He Ru looking pitiful, she would say, "Oh! You are so shy. Are you going to play with us or not? If you don't want to play with us, just go find your dog by yourself!" While she was talking, she would keep stroking her cheek with her index finger, a typical shy face.

After seeing He Ru really run away, she said again: "Don't be angry, can't I take you out to play?"

You will hear "I'll go call Xiao Mao."

He Lan said to her friends, "She's not fun at all. She has to take her dog with her every day, right?" Everyone around them said, "Yeah, yeah!"

A distinctive voice sounded, "You always let her dog carry things for us. It's wrong for you to do that." This person was He Yurun, who looked like a little boy.

He Lan was so angry that she put her hands on her hips and said angrily: "You are talking nonsense. You are not allowed to go back and complain, otherwise I will not take you with me next time. I will only take our little A Huan with me."

Little Ahuan is only one year younger than Helan and Heru. She is always busy when the other kids in the family quarrel.

Little Ahuan: "Brother, don't go and tell on me, or I won't play with you anymore. But Sixth sister, I also think Fifth sister's big dog is fun." At first she said He Yurun, then she said He Lan, but no one was angry with her.

She stood on tiptoe and whispered mysteriously into He Lan's ear, "Sixth sister, I also want to ride Fifth sister's big dog." Then she blinked her big eyes in anticipation.

He Lan patted his chest and said, "If she doesn't let us ride her, we won't play with her."

Xiao Huan was a little nervous: "What if she really doesn't let us play?"

He Lan was stunned by the question. "I, I really don't play with her."

After playing and fighting with her friends for a while, it didn’t seem long before He Ru came over with her dog.

He Ru was the only one among the group of children who had a dog. The others were extremely envious and asked their family members several times for one, but to no avail.

When He Lan saw her coming, he pretended that he didn't envy her for having a dog at all.

He warned her fiercely, "If you don't let us play with your big dog, we won't play with you."

He Ru said reluctantly, "Okay, but you are not allowed to hit it or tire it out, otherwise it won't come out to play with me next time."

Seeing everyone nod, she bent down, held Xiaomao's mouth with both hands, lifted its head and said, "Xiaomao, Xiaomao, you have to be obedient. I'll give you something delicious when we get home."

This big dog, half the height of He Ru, had no idea of his fate, or perhaps he was used to it, and wagged his tail happily.

Then, it began its day as a social animal, a true social animal. It ran around with the child on its back, and the adults in the fields could hear the child's cheerful laughter and the occasional barking of the dog.

When they were carrying He Lan, they fell into a mud puddle, but no one was scared. Instead, a new way to play was unlocked. So the office worker could finally take a break because the child jumped into the mud puddle and played in the mud.

When the pregnant aunt came to pick up He Lan, she saw a group of muddy children. The aunt did not take them near, but just reminded He Lan to remember to go home for dinner.

Others were not so happy, because some of them were walked with their ears twisted, and most of them were chased by adults holding thin sticks.

After returning home, I had a meal of bamboo shoots fried with meat, which was delicious.

My aunt was just serving her meal when she heard, "Mom, mom, mom, I'm back." She looked toward the door and saw three little clay figurines. Then He Lan started yelling, "Mom, mom..."