agricultural doctor

Chapter 24
After making this joke, the family laughed and had dinner.

"Grandma Wu, Yue'er also helps clean up the dishes."

After the meal, the sensible Xiaoyue'er will help put away the dishes and chopsticks and bring them into the kitchen.

Grandma Wu refused, and Ye Ran touched Yue'er's little head: "You are so good, go, be careful if you trip when it's dark."

"Mother, Yue'er is also a useful person!"

Encouraged by Yeran, Yue'er pursed her mouth proudly, happily holding the bowls and chopsticks she and Xing'er used, and followed Aunt Wu to the kitchen.

As soon as Yue'er left, Xing'er tugged at Yeran's sleeve: "Mother, don't want new clothes, give them to my younger sister."

Ye Ran flicked the little man's forehead: "How do you know that mother is going to buy clothes for you?"

"Mother said Yue'er is pretty, and if she wears new clothes, she will look even better!"

Xing'er clutched her forehead that was hurt by her blows: "Mother loves Yue'er, and she must love Hai'er too. Mother and Yue'er are well dressed...Boy, there is no need..."

Tomorrow is the day to go to the market, Yeran sold those medicinal materials, Xing'er guessed to buy new clothes for him and his sister.

It is enough for Niangqin and Yue'er to dress nicely. He is a boy, so he doesn't need to wear new clothes.

Is this really a kid?
People, little ghosts and elves, she said this in the cave, and the child remembered it.

Not only guessed that she was going to sell medicine in Xiaoze Town tomorrow, but also deliberately avoided Yue'er, telling her not to buy new clothes for him after selling the medicinal materials, mother and Yue'er were girls, so she had to dress nicely.

This child is so sensible that it makes people feel distressed.

Yeran feels that God is fair.

How much injustice and deceit she had suffered in the capital, after being reborn, she got two such cute and sensible children, which was the greatest compensation.

She touched the little man and hugged her: "Well, mother knows!"

From Xiushui Village to Xiaoze Town, it takes half a day to cross mountains and ridges, but it takes less than half an hour to walk from Daze Lake by water.

In order to avoid crowding, Yeran got up early in the morning to tidy up the herbs that were dried yesterday.

"Ran Niang, there are many people going to the market today, let's go by water!"

Aunt Wu took a bunch of money and stuffed it into Yeran's hand: "Go to the ferry and take a boat, go early and return early."

Not to mention the danger and difficulty of walking on mountain roads, it also delays the time to sell medicines.

When the medicinal materials are sold, there will be money.

Ye Ran didn't show any courtesy to Mrs. Wu, and stuffed the string of copper plates, worth about a dozen Wen, into her pocket.

When we arrived at the ferry, it was still early.

He San, who was on the ferry, waited for a long time, but only made up half of the boat.

He San thought about sending this group of people to the ferry in Xiaoze Town first, and then returning to Xiushui Village to pick them up, making a few more trips back and forth, and earning a few more copper coins.

"Uncle He, Uncle He, wait a minute!"

He San was about to swing away from the ferry with his oars. A long-faced man with a basket of dried fish on his back ran over from under the willow embankment and boarded the boat panting.

He unloaded the load-bearing fish basket: "Fortunately, I caught up with it, and I can get a booth early."

"Okay, let's sail!"

As the boat swung towards Xiaoze Town, He San held his oars and chatted with the long-faced man, "Good morning, Zhang Guicai, the old generation said that the early bird gets the worm."

"Uncle He, you are old and unscrupulous."

An honest man couldn't see it, and glanced at Ye Ran at the stern: "There is still a young daughter-in-law on board, so don't just talk nonsense."

"Look at how happy I am, I don't control my mouth."

He San realized the existence of Ye Ran, and his old face blushed: "Big sister, Uncle He will apologize to you."

Getting up so early and rushing to Xiaoze Town, most of them are men who sell dried fish and mountain products in the village. After rushing to the morning market, they can still occupy a stall when the morning market is over, so they don't worry about the goods being sold out.

A woman in Yeran, who was on the same boat with four or five men, looked particularly eye-catching.

(End of this chapter)