Jiaohua

Chapter 30
After enough rest, everyone continued on their way.

Seeing them coming from a distance, a few horse thieves shouted happily: "It's time to eat, it's time to eat!"

Aunt Feng led the servants to carry the burden to the Dragon Tiger Hall, and the horse thieves came in groups in twos and threes.

Bian Baye put on a robe, frowned and looked at his subordinates next to him: "Dalang Erlang hasn't come back yet?"

"No," said the subordinate, "Liu Auntie ordered someone to call these servants and let them carry the burden and come down from the mountain."

"At the bottom of the mountain?" Bian Baye nodded, "That road seems to have not been walked for a long time, so it shouldn't be easy to walk."

"Yeah, no one thought of it, only Aunt Liu thought of it."

"Brothers can eat, you have to remember her merits," Bian Baye said, "It's still the old rule, you go to someone to try to see if there is any poison."

"Yes, I'll go right now."

The food we picked was only enough for half of the people, and there was still half a basket left, which was for the wife and aunt at the back.

Aunt Feng and Ma Yu picked it up and asked the servants to find a place to rest here.

The servants did not dare to stay here, and they followed.

The nearest is Luoxia Garden, where Aunt Liu lives. Du Xiang and Jin Zhi came out to get food. Du Xiang looked at what was left in the basket and said, "There is a lot of meat left, do you want to give us another piece? "

"Then the others won't be enough points," Aunt Feng said with a smile. "We might have to come over later and bring you some more."

"Then you give it to us first, and then bring it to them later." Du Xiang's tone was a little coquettish.

"Actually, according to the rules, we should have sent it to Madam first," Aunt Feng's smile faded, "Because Aunt Liu is usually generous to us, we sent it here first. Look, we sent it to Aunt Liu. Meat is such a big plate."

It was indeed a large plate, and the plate had the most oily soup, much better than the rest.

But being said that, his face was somewhat unhinged, and Du Xiang sneered: "Thank you for that."

"Don't dare to be." Aunt Feng said.

Du Xiang rolled his eyes and looked at Jin Zhi: "Let's go." As if remembering something, he turned to look at Aunt Feng, "By the way, you can send the rest to Bian Erlang's yard, they are all there. , walk less."

"Ah."

Du Xiang and Jin Zhi carried things to the front hall, Du Xiang went to the back and called Liu Yiniang.

As soon as Aunt Liu arrived, she sniffed and said, "It's really fragrant."

Seeing a large plate of meat on the table, he raised his eyebrows: "I thought the portion would be less today, why is it more than usual?"

"Aunt Feng said you treat them kindly, so give them more." Jin Zhi said.

"I don't usually treat her kindly," said Aunt Liu. "She didn't pay for this meat. I think she's just selling her favors, suggesting to us that although they are lowly and lowly, they can eat this kind of food. The problem is that she has the final say."

"That's what she meant," said Du Xiang, "I thought she really wanted to be nice to us."

"I'll eat first, and we'll watch a good show after eating." Concubine Liu said.

"Ah."

Du Xiang nodded, looking at the food on the table, his mouth pursed, a little greedy, but he could only bear it.

(End of this chapter)