Thanks for the invitation: In ancient times, people shared children

Little Pei walked slowly to his master's side and looked up at his master's face nervously.

The master looked normal, kind and loving.

The sigh-like look just now seemed like her illusion.

Didn’t the master see what she did?

The master touched her head and asked her what was wrong.

When Pei Xiaohai heard her tone, his heart was at ease.

She pursed her lips, tears welling up in her eyes, and she said pitifully, "Someone stepped on my foot, it hurt, but I found some wedding money."

In fact, it didn't hurt anymore, and she even retaliated, but when the master asked her about it, that's what she wanted to say.

With a hint of hidden pride, he held up the wedding money to show his master.

Jinghui indeed did not see Pei Xiaohai smearing oil on others. She only saw her struggle out of the crowd, slowly walking towards her, looking up at her, as if waiting for her to say something, so she asked, and she immediately started talking. When she talked about picking up the money, her eyes were shining, and her tears were sparkling, just like a silly little animal in the mountains.

Jinghui thought that although the little disciple looked ordinary, he was still very cute. She did not want to spoil her fun and coaxed him, "Very impressive! If your feet hurt, do you want Master to hold you?"

of course yes.

"hug."

Little Pei stretched out his arms pitifully, asking for a hug.

puff...

A snicker reached my ears.

"You're already an adult, yet you still want to be hugged? You have no shame."

Who is speaking?

Little Pei felt ridiculed, her face flushed, her ears red, and she hugged her master's neck, looking around. Most people were seeing the bride off, a few were putting dried fruit snacks like melon seeds and almonds on the table into their pockets, and some were trying to sneak into the kitchen during the chaos, but were driven out by several aunts. It seemed... no one was looking at her.

It's so annoying. From the sound of his voice, it's clear that he belongs to a young boy. How come his jurisdiction is more restricted than that of Uncle Pei?

It would be great if we knew who it was. We could smear all the remaining oil on him.

Pei Xiaohai's hands were furious and he fell on his master regretfully.

Jinghui carried her to wash her hands, and left before the meal started.

After all, they are nuns. Although the child is fake, Jinghui is real. It is not good for them to join in the fun in the secular world. Besides, they have already eaten vegetarian food. There is nothing to do if they stay, and it will cause trouble to the host family. It is better for them to leave first.

Aunt Pei tried to persuade them to stay, but failed. She picked up a few plump steamed buns and put them in their begging bags, and also grabbed two handfuls of melon seeds and snacks and gave them to them.

I was about to get the meat, but Uncle Pei suddenly appeared at the door and coughed loudly twice. The sound was rumbling, as if there was a lot of thick phlegm stuck in his throat. He said, "Master Jinghui is leaving."

Little Pei saw Aunt Pei's hand, which was reaching for the roast chicken, turn awkwardly, pick up a piece of fried rice candy and feed it to her mouth. He replied on behalf of his master, "That's right. I asked her to keep it for a while, but she wouldn't. I thought it would be a long way to go and it wouldn't be safe to leave too late. And since she's a nun who loves quiet life, I didn't keep her any longer. I picked up some cakes and steamed buns and asked the nuns on the mountain to share in the good news."

"Ah, that's right. The mountain road is difficult to walk on." Boss Pei nodded and shouted outside, "Second girl, go see the nun off."

Then he turned to Jinghui and said, "There's a commotion at home today, so I won't keep you here any longer. If you come again someday, I'll definitely ask you to stay longer."

Jinghui didn't say it was good or bad, but just smiled and said, "Amitabha."

The two girls put their knapsacks on their shoulders. Little Pei chewed some fragrant fried rice candy and walked out holding the hand of his master. When they passed by Uncle Pei, they looked up and saw only his unshaven chin.

Without even looking at her, he walked into the kitchen, picked up a large tray of dishes, and walked out while urging Aunt Pei to hurry up because the guests outside were waiting to eat.

Little Pei was inexplicably angry. As soon as he walked out of the door, he tugged at his master's Lichen clothes and stretched out his arms: "Hold me."

"Tsk, tsk."

There's that annoying sound again, right there on the right!

Little Pei hugged his master's neck and looked down fiercely.

There was no one in that direction. The banquet had started and everyone at the door had gone back.

My bald head felt cold and numb.

Amitabha, I saw a ghost in broad daylight?

Little Pei clung to his master and whispered, "Master, did you hear a boy tsk me?"

"Tsk you?" Jinghui was stunned for a moment before answering her in a low voice, "Master didn't hear it. When did it happen? Did you see who it was?"

Pei Xiaohai shook his head: "Just now, I heard it at the door, but I didn't see anyone. Master, I think I saw a ghost."

Pei Xiaohai was very serious about what he said.

Sincerity is written all over his chubby face.

Jinghui: "...When you go back, Master will teach you to chant sutras and ask the Buddha to bless you."

Little Pei doesn’t like to chant scriptures. As soon as the master starts chanting, she feels sleepy.

She was originally very scared, but when Master mentioned chanting, she suddenly felt that she might have misheard. Just as she was about to speak, the voice appeared again, with a very surprised tone:

"Can you hear me?!"

Little Pei immediately said seriously, "Master, please tell the Buddha to come and protect me."

How horrible, she can't wait a moment!

Little Pei was afraid that his master didn't understand the seriousness of the matter, so he emphasized, "He's following us and asked me if I could hear him."

While we were talking, we had already walked a long way, but the voice was still beside us. What else could it be but that it was following us?

Pei Xiaohai felt uncomfortable just thinking about it.

The second girl walked in front, and as her younger sister's talk became more and more outrageous, she felt a chill, and her arms were covered with goosebumps. She couldn't help but turn around and said:

"Pfft, pfft, don't talk nonsense. There's no ghost in broad daylight. You must have heard it wrongly. I don't know where the evil wind blew, but you heard it and took it seriously. I'll pick some moxa leaves for you later. Take them back and soak them in water. Use them to wash your ears and you'll be fine."

The evil wind is a strange thing that is passed down from generation to generation among the people, and many people have encountered it.

Some people heard crying in the wind, some said they heard the roar of wild beasts, and some heard voices, but the most terrifying thing was the evil wind that could blow away people, animals, and houses.

The winds in front are all carrying messages from dying people, gods, and monsters to their homes. They have nothing to do with other people's business. If you hear them, wash your ears with water containing wormwood to ward off evil spirits, and everything will be fine. The last kind definitely contains man-eating monsters. If you see one, stay away from it.

Adults often say that children should not be exposed to the wind. One reason is that children are weak and easily get sick if exposed to the wind. The other reason is that there will be evil winds. Children will hear strange noises and not understand what is going on, which can easily frighten them.

Master Jingneng of Shanshang Temple loves to tell such strange stories about gods, ghosts, monsters and foxes.

Little Pei was very scared and loved to hear it, but he didn't believe it at all.

For some reason, she always felt that there were no gods or Buddhas, no ghosts or monsters in the world, and that these stories were made up to scare people.

But this time it was different, she really heard it.

"I'm not talking nonsense. There was no wind. I really heard it."

What is more unbearable than seeing a ghost is that she saw a ghost but others did not believe it and just ignored her. How could she not know whether there was wind or not?

She is just small, not stupid!

Pei Xiaohai retorted.

The voice responded to her excitedly: "Yes, she heard it, I can testify!"

Pei Xiaohai: "Get out of the way! I don't need you to testify!"