A Happy Event in a Farming Family: Marrying a Hunter

The three of them returned home, where Qin Zheng had already prepared breakfast. Yun Luo helped the two children wash their hands, and the food was already served.

"Dad, I still want to go play with my little uncle," Xiaoyu said, her cheeks puffed out.

Xiao Ran, however, pinched her braid and said seriously, "Uncle has to work. If we go there, he won't be able to work. If he doesn't work, he won't have anything to eat."

"Oh, then I'll eat less and leave my food for my uncle."

Yunluo was amused by the two children's innocent words. "Brother Qin, let's borrow some vegetable seedlings from Aunt Zhang and plant some vegetables in the yard. It's such a waste that the yard is empty."

"to make!"

Qin Zheng didn't have time to tend to the house before, but now it's different. With a lady of the house, this house is becoming more and more like a home.

After finishing their meal, Qin Zheng tended to the vegetable garden at home, while Yun Luo went to borrow rice seedlings.

Aunt Zhang was very efficient; she scooped up a whole basketful of cabbage, bok choy, and some radishes.

"Thank you, Auntie." Yunluo took it, feeling happy as she imagined the vegetable seedlings growing up and turning green.

"By the way, Xiao Luo, did Xiao Ran call you?" Aunt Zhang had been helping Qin Zheng take care of the child for a long time and knew him well. He had a strange personality and was more thoughtful than other children, but he was a sensible and considerate person.

Yun Luo smiled and shook her head, "The child is still young, there's no rush."

"Don't overthink it. That child is actually quite pitiful. Because he has no mother, he has suffered so much scorn and bullying. Now that he has you, things will get better."

That's true. Yunluo secretly vowed to make sure the two children had a good life.

The two chatted for a while before Yunluo returned home carrying the vegetable seedlings.

Planting vegetables is easy. Just dig a small hole, put the vegetables in, bury them, and water them. Xiaoyu was sleepy and went to bed. Xiaoran helped with the work, and soon the vegetable garden in the front yard was green.

"Xiao Ran, are you tired?" Yun Luo wiped his sweat. The little guy glanced at his father beside him and said softly, "Dad also sweated a lot."

Forehead!

Yun Luo paused. Did the little guy want her to wipe Brother Qin's sweat?

"Not tired!"

Qin Zheng glanced over and looked at his son. Xiao Ran's face was indifferent, so he naturally looked away, his chin held high, and he pouted. "Daddy's stupid, he doesn't understand what I mean."

He noticed that other people's mothers were always wiping their fathers' sweat.

But Dad refused.

Sigh, how melancholy.

"By the way, Brother Qin, I invited my little brother to catch shrimp in the stream. He should be coming out by now. You can finish the rest slowly. I'll pack up and go over there. We'll add a dish for dinner tonight."

"Okay." Qin Zheng agreed, then noticed a leaf stuck to her hair. He reached out his hand, then suddenly remembered something and withdrew it, gently reminding her, "Leaf."

Yun Luo was taken aback, then smiled and took it down before carrying the wooden bucket outside.

Xiao Ran watched from the side, shaking her head.

Qin Zheng picked up the hoe, but noticed his son staring at him intently. He couldn't help but ask, "What do you want to say?"

"Father, don't you like her?"

Qin Zheng frowned.

"You didn't even wipe her sweat or get her any leaves. A real man shouldn't be so stingy."

Qin Zheng's face darkened. He was too disdainful to explain to the little guy, and besides, his son talked too much.

Xiao Ran was completely unaware that her own father disliked her, and said to herself, "She's much better than Sister Bai. If she leaves, you can go cry."

He doesn't want to acknowledge anyone else as his mother.

After saying that, the little guy put his hands behind his back and walked away.

Qin Zheng, "..."

Unaware of the situation, Yunluo met with his younger brother, and the two of them, each holding a bucket, walked towards the stream.

"Did the old woman cause any trouble for Mother?"

"No, I heard that Grandpa gave her a good scolding, and she scolded Third Aunt in turn. They all looked gloomy. Oh, and Yun Cong too, I heard he got a good beating and can't get out of bed right now. Wang Cai was also killed."

"Good!" Yun Luo was very satisfied.

Wangcai is no good dog. He follows Yuncong around all day, barking and biting people. Because of Wangcai, Yuncong is a bully in the village, always looking to bully others.

She is doing this to rid the people of a scourge.

As the siblings talked, they arrived at the stream. There were many other people catching shrimp in the stream. The two took off their shoes and waded in. The water only reached their calves, and it was quite refreshing.

"Sis, there don't seem to be any shrimp here."

Yunlu stared at the area under a rock and spotted one trying to crawl inside. She pulled it out.

Yunlu muttered to himself for a long time, but the shrimp didn't answer him. Could it be that this shrimp couldn't talk?

She threw the shrimp into her bucket, only to see her younger brother staring at her in shock.

"Sis, are you out of your mind? Were you talking to a shrimp just now?"

Yun Luo chuckled twice, "Isn't this just something to give it a try?"

Yun Shaojie looked at him like he was an idiot and shook his head, "How come you're so smart one minute and so confused the next?"

No shrimp can talk.

Yunlu didn't explain. It was good that Xiaojie misunderstood, otherwise she wouldn't be able to explain herself. She originally wanted to use her skills to find out where there were more shrimp, but she caught several, but it was no use, so she had to give up.

There aren't many shrimp in the stream, but if you're patient, you can still catch some.

The siblings felt around for stones at the bottom of the water and caught quite a few, totaling more than twenty scattered stones in the wooden bucket.

It's a pity there were no fish.

"Sister, look!" Yun Shaojie shook her arm.

Yunlu looked in the direction he pointed and saw a man on the shore rubbing against the wooden bucket that the shrimp-catching army had placed. She stared at him for a while before she could tell that the man was Yun Gui.

"Third uncle?"

"Why is he dressed like this?" Yun Shaojie almost didn't recognize him. He was wearing a long, airtight robe that covered him completely.

Yunlu watched as he occasionally scooped a shrimp from the wooden bucket and threw it into something he carried with him, and scoffed, "What else could he be doing, stealing shrimp?"

“Stealing…” Yun Shaojie was stunned. “Third Uncle is so shameless. Why doesn’t he come and catch him himself?”

He would catch a few, then transfer them to another bucket. If anyone looked over, he would pretend to be just strolling around.

He felt incredibly embarrassed.

Did he see you when you left?

Yun Shaojie nodded. "He asked me, and I just answered casually."

Yunlu glanced at the people in the stream. Everyone was busy catching shrimp. Some people had wooden buckets inside, while others were outside. Those outside also had small bowls in their hands, which they would empty when they had caught enough. Who would pay attention to what was happening on the bank?

She rolled her eyes around, deliberately took two steps back, and let out a loud "Ouch!" that drew the attention of the shrimp catchers.

Upon looking around, they naturally noticed that Yunnan and Guizhou were still holding hands in wooden tubs on the shore.

Yun Gui froze, glaring fiercely at Yun Luo. This brat was truly his nemesis, always ruining his plans.

He quickly withdrew his hand, covering the bowl of shrimp he had already stolen half of, and said with a smile, "Xiao Luo, your mother needs to see you. She asked your third uncle to come and call you back."