After wearing the best mother-in-law, my way is wide

Chapter 668 I Probably Have a Brain Problem

There was nothing to say along the way, except that after finding a suitable place to stop to solve everyone's daily problems, it never stopped.

When they arrived in Yuhe County, it was already time to light the lanterns.

This is also thanks to the fact that it is summer now, and it gets dark late.

Hua Zheng and Yun Yan met each other's eyes, then turned around and asked respectfully: "Master, it's Yuhe, do you think you need to rest?"

Inside the carriage, Zhang Yiming lifted the curtain and looked out.

Turning around, she asked Feng Yin: "Yinyin, do you want to go down for some activities before leaving?"

Feng Yin shook her head: "Let's go back directly."

"It's not good to rest outside, it's better to go back and relax completely."

"Uncle, aunt, can my nephew go to your house?"

Before Zhang Yiming could respond, Ding Zhenyao's carriage sped up and chased after him, interrupting the couple's conversation.

Zhang Yiming frowned and said lightly, "You don't know what's going on at home?"

Recently, the number of people in the family has increased, and he was worrying about the residence of these people, but this kid came to talk about it blindly.

Ding Zhenyao was frightened by Zhang Yiming's unfriendly tone, and shrank slightly.

The one who asked for help looked at Feng Yin in the carriage, and said pitifully, "My nephew...you can even sleep on the floor, so you can take my nephew to stay for two days."

The boy himself couldn't explain the reason, but every time he saw Feng Yin, he felt very kind.

Especially after everyone gets to know each other well, this kind of intimacy becomes more obvious.

He wanted to be closer than his own parents.

It's just that both parties were busy before, and he didn't have a chance to see Feng Yin for a long time.

I accidentally met today, the boy is in a good mood all the way.

Seeing that they were going directly back to Xiaoyu Village, he urged the six sons to catch up and made this request.

Seeing the young man's eyes asking for help, Feng Yin almost relented and agreed to him.

But after a little hesitation, he still hardened his mind: "Zhen Yao is obedient, there is indeed no place for your master and servant to live at home."

"If you really want to come to Auntie's house to play, just come during the day, and Auntie promises to make delicious food for you."

Zhang Yiming was in a good mood seeing that Feng Yin did not agree to Ding Zhenyao's request, and told Hua Zheng, "Let's go, it's getting late."

Ding Zhenyao watched their vehicle pass him by and gradually go away, feeling empty in his heart.

The young man pursed his lips tightly and asked the six sons: "Tell me, does Aunt Zhang's family have any relationship with my family?"

The six sons laughed and said, "Young master, isn't that obvious?"

"Mrs. Zhang is the second owner of our Yaxianju. Most of the workshops you have started now belong to Mrs. Zhang."

Ding Zhenyao kicked him angrily: "Stop being so talkative, let's go back to Yaxianju."

Since he can't meet his own requirements, the young man can't force it, he should go back to rest first, and visit Zhang's house after finishing the matter tomorrow.

On the Zhang family's carriage, Zhang Yiming looked at Feng Yin who was quietly sitting beside him, and said casually, "What's the matter with that kid Zhenyao?"

"I'd rather go to our house to play the floor than go back to his comfortable place to stay?"

Feng Yin's eyes fell on the little girl who was dozing off but unwilling to rest on the couch.

Listening to Zhang Yiming's words, she naturally smiled lightly and said, "I don't know, maybe there is something wrong with my brain."

Zhang Yiming was amused by her answer, but he didn't bother with the question any more.

Both the husband and wife knew the boy's character very well.

Neither of them thought that he would do anything to harm the Zhang family.

When we returned to Xiaoyu Village, it was completely dark, and the village was completely silent, with few lights in sight.

Instead, when they entered the village, the light on the carriage woke up the big black dog raised by the village head.

(End of this chapter)