Space pretty doctor girl

Chapter 669

Two buckets of water, half a bucket for Lao Hu’s daughter, and the remaining one and a half buckets Hao’er brought them into the bathroom. Then I started to rub the mud, and this time I rubbed it all over the ground. Hao'er wanted to hide, it was so dirty, I didn't know how much water would be used to flush the ground.

The two boys also felt embarrassed at first, so Haoer didn't mean to laugh at them, so he let go, rubbed it again with a towel, and rubbed off a lot of mud. After repeated several times, there was almost no mud on his body. , Hao'er scooped up warm water and washed them again, then rubbed some off, and it was clean after rinsing again.

Haoer originally wanted them to wash their hair with the remaining water, but was stopped by Lao Hu's eldest son, "Let's not wash your hair, your body is clean and comfortable, you can't see it when you wear clothes, your hair is clean If you go out, someone has to watch it, and then you will cause trouble."

Hao'er understood what he meant because he didn't want others to think that he had a lot in his family, and felt that Lao Hu's eldest son was not as stubborn as Lao Hu, and he was a good boy who was considerate of others.

Hao'er also washed it with the remaining water, he took a bath every day, and his body was not dirty, and Lao Hu's two sons felt even more embarrassed after seeing it.

The little girl also felt much prettier when she came out of the bathroom after taking a bath, but her hair hadn’t been washed either. When she saw Old Hu’s wife, she snuggled into her arms, “Mom, I took a bath, and it smelled delicious. It's so smooth and comfortable."

Old Hu's daughter-in-law covered her mouth, "Little ancestor, can you say you know about this matter?"

The little girl nodded. She also knew that there was a serious shortage of water outside. If she knew who could have water for bathing, why didn't she wash her hair?

The chicken soup has been simmering for a long time, and the aroma has gone far.

Jiang Caiyue heard someone whispering from next door: "God, is this stewed chicken? Why is it so delicious?"

"Do you need to ask? It's in Buzhuangzi. I heard that it was bought by a young couple from the countryside. How about the countryside? You can still eat chicken these days."

"Hey, they all live in the neighborhood now, why don't you go ask and buy a bowl of chicken soup with them, and we'll satisfy our greed."

"Come on, why don't you still buy chicken soup? These days, if you can stew chicken at home, who will sell it? You should stop thinking about it."

"How do you know they won't sell it if you don't ask? Come on, I think you just love money."

"Why do you feel sorry for money? How can you go to heaven after drinking a sip of chicken soup? Who doesn't live like this these days, just you think about things, and eat two bites of pancakes when you're hungry, that's not something everyone can eat now worthy."

Jiang Caiyue filled a bowl of chicken soup with some shredded chicken in it, and asked Lao Hu's wife to feed some to Lao Hu.Lao Hu's daughter-in-law brought them into the house gratefully, and Jiang Caiyue filled three more bowls, and asked Hao'er to deliver them to Lao Hu's three children, and each of them brought two steamed buns.

After a while, Hao'er became familiar with Lao Hu's children. Hao'er knew that the older boy was called Hu Kangsheng. He used to study in the school, but the school has been closed for half a year now, and he has been at home. He plans to learn some crafts next spring. .

The daughter's name is Hu Rongrong, and after getting to know each other well, she has a sweet and sweet mouth. Guan Hao'er called her brother one by one, and Hao'er felt like she had a younger sister.Even when she saw Yuxiang who came out to wash Bao'er's diapers, she was also a beautiful sister, and Yuxiang was happy and shy when she called her.

On the other hand, the youngest son, Hu Kangli, didn't talk much, and could call Hao'er softly and tenderly, brother. When he saw Yuxiang, he hid behind Hu Kangsheng, as if he didn't dare to meet strangers.

(End of this chapter)