A Happy Event in a Farming Family: Marrying a Hunter

As they were talking, they finished packing and hurriedly went down the mountain, disappearing from sight.

What a big melon.

Yun Luo blinked, only to see a cold, even murderous, look in the eyes of the man beside her.

His entire body was shrouded in ice, and even on such a summer night, Yun Luo felt a slight chill.

She quietly took two steps back and turned to leave.

"Are you afraid of me?" The man's cold gaze shot over.

Yunlu froze, subconsciously shaking her head. She wasn't afraid, but she was worried that if she got too close, she would have that kind of embarrassing reaction.

The man clearly didn't believe her, and she backed away, her eyes darting around, clearly frightened.

She was just like everyone else in the village, afraid of herself and hating herself.

Recalling what he had just overheard, the man felt a surge of irritation. He clenched his fists, turned and left, disappearing into the moonlight.

"Hey……"

Yunlu stepped forward, her foot touching the sickle on the ground. She couldn't care about anything else; her brother's medicine was the most important thing.

Taking advantage of the bright moonlight, Yunluo easily found the herbs she was looking for, stuffed them into her bamboo basket, and went down the mountain.

Zhou Rong, who had been waiting for Yun Luo at the door for a long time, saw her return and excitedly rushed over to greet her.

"Xiao Luo."

She returned to her room and realized that Yunluo hadn't eaten yet. She got up to look for him, but he was nowhere to be found.

She was almost driven to her death with worry!

"Mother, I've gathered some herbs. Quickly, brew some medicine for my little brother."

Seeing that she indeed had medicine in her hand, Zhou Rong's worry deepened. "Xiao Luo, you went up the mountain?"

Yunlu naturally knew what she was worried about.

“Mother, I saw that Aunt Qian’s son next door had a fever before, so I picked this kind of medicine. It’s at the foot of the mountain, so there’s no danger.”

"So that's how it is," Zhou Rong wiped away her tears, took the medicine, and went into the kitchen.

Yun Shaojie remained dizzy until Yun Luo returned and he took the medicine she brought back, which helped him feel a little better.

"Sister, it's all my fault. I didn't protect you."

Yunlu rubbed his head and smiled, "If you're sick, how will you protect me? Just lie down and take your medicine, and you'll be fine soon."

This younger brother is so sensible, it breaks my heart.

"Oh, right, sis, here, take this."

He pulled an egg from under the bed, his smile innocent. "Sis, you should eat it now."

Yunlu looked at the eggs, her heart filled with mixed emotions.

She took the egg, peeled it, and Yun Shaojie was obviously hungry. His stomach growled, and he quickly pressed his stomach down, looking uneasy, as if afraid that Yun Luo would hear it.

He's never eaten eggs much in his life; the last time he ate eggs was when his father was still alive.

Yunlu had already seen it, but pretended not to know, and asked with a smile, "Then I'll eat it?"

"Okay... um..."

"I found some fruit on the mountain and ate my fill. I can't eat anymore. You should eat it." Yunlu stuffed the egg into Xiaojie's mouth.

Actually, those fruits wouldn't have been enough to stave off hunger; after all that commotion on the mountain, she was starving long ago.

But Xiao Jie is sick, and he needs him more than I do.

"But……"

"Xiao Luo." Zhou Rong rushed in, holding several pancakes wrapped in leaves. "Where did you get these pancakes?"

She only discovered these things in Xiao Luo's bamboo basket when she was brewing the medicine, and she was shocked when she saw them.

These are made from white flour. Even though the Yun family doesn't have a hard life, Liu Hehua couldn't bear to make pancakes like this, so she mixed in other types of flour.

"Mother, how come you have so many white flour pancakes?" Yun Shaojie was also surprised; there were four of them.

Yunlu was also puzzled. Could it be that she met that man on the mountain?

How did it get into her bamboo basket?