Fisherwoman: After my divorce, I became rich by fishing at sea

Time is like flowing water. Sometimes a child’s growth is a reference to the passage of time.

Sometimes when Fu Wan looked at Fu Ling, she would always think to herself that her child was just like the one in her dream in her previous life.

When he grew up, he was this tall, had such a bright smile, had a cheerful and lively personality, and was not afraid of anything.

That’s great, this is exactly how I imagined Fu Ling would look when he grew up.

When they reached the entrance of their alley, Fu Wan said to Fu Ming, "Brother, go home and drive the tricycle over. I'll take Lingling and Mingzhu home first."

Fu Ming thought about it and agreed immediately, "Okay, don't go over there later. With a few of us here, we can also transport those buckets of blood eels back."

The space behind the tricycle is not small, not to mention six buckets of blood eels, even ten buckets are no problem.

Since he said so, Fu Wan didn't refuse.

"Okay, then go to bed early when you come back.

Oh, and tell Mom not to sell all the blood eels. Keep some for yourself."

Fu Ming nodded, "Don't worry, I know this."

Now that his family was willing to eat it, Fu Ming also planned to save some blood eels for himself without Fu Wan’s special instructions.

The brother and sister separated when they reached the alley entrance, and Qin Mingzhu stepped forward to open the gate.

Wangcai came out to greet them warmly, and it was only then that Fu Wan discovered that Dahuang had also followed them back.

"Lingling, wake up, we're home."

Fu Wan quietly woke Fu Ling up. She didn't want to disturb Fu Ling's sweet dream, but the child had just dug in the mud and sand to catch blood eels, and her hands and body were covered in mud and sand. Fu Wan really couldn't bear to see her go to bed like this.

Fu Wan called out a few times before Fu Ling opened his eyes in a daze.

She raised her hand and wanted to rub her eyes, but luckily Fu Wan was quick enough to catch her hand.

"You can't rub it. Go wash your hands and change your clothes first."

Fu Ling was awake now. Fu Wan brought her clothes and urged her and Qin Mingzhu to wash up.

There was no water heater at that time. During the day, Ye Xiaocui came over to fetch a few buckets of water and hung them outside to dry. It was still a little warm now.

Fortunately, the two children were able to take a bath by themselves. Fu Wan only breathed a sigh of relief after the children went into the bathroom.

Her trouser legs were also quite wet, but fortunately Ye Xiaocui had several buckets of hot water, which was enough for her to clean herself up.

After going out to catch blood eels for such a long time, the three of them were exhausted and fell asleep soon after going to bed.

Many villagers were both happy and sad that night, and some even fished at the beach until dawn before going home.

Fu Wan dreamed of catching blood eels on the beach every night. Suddenly, she heard a few dogs barking and woke up with a start. She found that it was already dawn.

When I walked to the windowsill, I saw that it was Xiao Huang who had returned. He was standing on the fence, looking down at everyone.

Dahuang was also next to Wangcai. There were several fish as wide as two fingers lying on the ground. I guess he caught them at the beach early in the morning.

"Wang!"

Dahuang barked again. What’s interesting is that when it barked, it was still in the direction of Xiaohuang.

After Da Huang finished shouting, he pushed the fish in front of him towards Xiao Huang. The dog-legged look on his face made Fu Wan blink.

It seems that when I first ate the steamed fish I made, Dahuang looked like this.

Not even that servile.

I don’t know what method Xiao Huang used to make Da Huang so attentive.

Fu Wan shook her head, walked to the bedside, took out the watch from the cabinet, picked it up and looked at it. It was already past seven o'clock.

She quickly changed her clothes, washed up, and went downstairs. As expected, Fu Ling and Qin Mingzhu were boxing in the backyard.

Ever since the school was on vacation, the two children have never stopped practicing boxing. Of course, Fu Wan has also checked the homework assigned by the school and completed it well.

"Lingling, Mingzhu, have you had breakfast?"

Fu Wan shouted at them, and Fu Ling and Qin Mingzhu both stopped their horse stances.

"Not yet. We're going to go after you wake up after we finish our workout."

"Are you guys done fighting yet? It's almost time to leave!"

What’s more, we haven’t had any cooking at home since the new house was built.

It’s not that Fu Wan doesn’t want to cook, it’s mainly because she is usually busy, and Ye Xiaocui is not used to everyone eating separately.

When Xiao Huang saw Fu Wan coming out, he flapped his wings and flew to Fu Wan's shoulder.

Fu Wan fed them some dried fish before taking the children to the old house.

Along the way, we met many villagers carrying buckets and scoop nets. Some aunties didn't even bring a scoop net, but ran out directly with the bamboo sieve they used to scoop noodles at home.

The beach was also very lively, and you could tell there were quite a few people there.

"Godmother, where are those aunts going?"

Qin Mingzhu was curious. Before Fu Wan could say anything, Fu Ling answered first, "I know, I know. They must have gone to catch blood eels. Mom, am I right?"

Fu Wan nodded in agreement. Qin Mingzhu then asked, "But didn't we catch blood eels last night? Why are they going there now?"

Fu Wan laughed and said, "We didn't catch all of them last night. How could we possibly catch all of those blood eels?

If I'm not mistaken, now that the tide has receded, there should still be quite a few blood eels hiding under the rocks on the beach.

These people are there to catch those fish that slip through the net!"

Although many villagers caught blood eels last night, many people were already asleep at that time and missed such a good opportunity.

Such a big thing must have spread throughout the village early this morning, so these people ran out to try their luck.

Fu Wan's guess was confirmed by Ye Xiaocui. As soon as the three of them entered the door, Ye Xiaocui started talking.

Last night, Fu Ming sent the blood eels directly to Fu San. A tide of blood eels appeared on the beach, and someone had already informed Fu San about this.

Originally, he didn't have to go to the dock tonight and wanted to have a good sleep, but now he has to get up and work overtime.

However, as long as he can make money, Fu San is still happy to work overtime.

Many people in the village caught blood eels, and when Fu Ming went there, it was indeed their family that had the most.

They sold a total of 485 kilograms of six and a half buckets of blood eels, except for those they kept for their own consumption.

Fu San charged three yuan per pound, so Fu Wan's family earned one thousand four hundred and fifty-five yuan last night.

Ye Xiaocui was very satisfied with this number and had a smile on her face when she went to bed last night.

Fu Liang and Jiang Chunlan were not inferior either. They caught three buckets, totaling 240 kilograms, and earned more than 700 yuan.

Of course, they also left some out. The blood eels that were left were all less than 2 taels. Although these blood eels were small, they were very tender and had a unique taste.

I thought my family had caught the most blood eels, but just at this moment, Boss Fu came in from outside and I realized that it was not my family that caught the most.

Fu Mancang and Fu Dahai's families fished all night long last night, and each of them caught more than 500 kilograms.

Fu Shi, the kid, originally worked at the dock. When he heard the news, he ran over and joined the team catching blood eels.

Even Fang Min and Fu Qing went to the beach in the second half of the night.

It was only when Wang Xiuer ran to the toilet in the middle of the night and found many people on the beach that she realized something was wrong.

In short, all the villagers in Fujia Village went crazy catching blood eels!