Peasant girl's pot color Tianxiang

Chapter 170 81 Renovating the Ancestral Hall (1)
Early in the morning, Li Ran got up and took the child to babble.

"Girl, the young master can turn over while sitting." Qiuyue brought in the boiled milk and saw Xiaojin and Xiaomo sitting on the soft couch facing each other. The two of them turned sideways vigorously, and the two of them lay on their stomachs. Collapse.

"That's right, I couldn't sit still half a month ago." Li Ran remembered that when Su Bai left, the two guys could only lean on each other limply, unable to sit upright.

"Grandpa should be back soon." Xia Yu said as she folded the diapers and put them in the bamboo basket.

"It should be soon." Li Ran hasn't slept well these nights, and has to take care of the child and worry about Su Bai who is traveling far away.

"You miss me, don't you?" Qiuxiang laughed. Now that she's getting more and more familiar with her, she can also play around.

Li Ran smiled without saying a word.

Xia Yu pretended to be angry, "You girl."

"Sister Xia, please forgive me..." Qiuxiang hurriedly jumped aside and hid behind Qiuyue.

"You're such an adult, why are you still playing around?" Xia Yu said with a straight face.

"Pfft..." Li Ran looked at the scene in front of him and couldn't help laughing when he saw the two children who were toothless and cheerful: "Okay, okay, stop making trouble, look at you like this, our little ones Jin Xiaomo will laugh at you."

Li Ran picked up the two children and sat down, then watched the two children turn over and crawl.

"Son, that's amazing." Li Ranyou repeated this action.

Xia Yu and the others looked at the two young masters sympathetically, being played like this by their own mother.

"Practice more like this, maybe you will be able to run in a few months." Li Ran did that movement again.

"Girl, the young masters are already very powerful. It took Xiaoan six months to stand up, and some children only took seven or eight months to be so agile." Xia Yu really felt that the two young masters were really powerful.

"It's good to let them move more." Li Ran still wants them to run as soon as possible, so that mother doesn't need to hold them every day.

"Ma'am, the village chief came to see you for something, and he is in the lobby of the front yard." Qiu Ju came in from the door.

"Did you say something?" Li Ran was puzzled, the village chief hadn't looked for him for a long time.

"Is it possible that what Aunt Ma said came to fruition?" Xia Yu remembered that Aunt Ma had talked about building an ancestral hall during the Lantern Festival.

"Oh oh, it's possible." Li Ran also thought of such a thing.

"Xia Yuqiuyue, you stay here and watch him, I'll be right back." Li Ran ordered and went to the front yard.

As soon as he entered the hall, he saw the village head sitting on a chair, rubbing his hands back and forth.

"Village chief, why are you here?" Li Ran asked.

"Girl Ran, are you here? I'm here to discuss something with you." The village chief thought for a while and decided to speak.

"Village chief, tell me." Li Ran sat on a chair beside her and took a sip of tea lightly.

"You also know that the county magistrate reported the pepper incident in our village years ago, and now the reward has come down, and the emperor wrote a plaque for it." The village chief said, his words were full of pride.

"You also know that our ancestral hall has been repaired for decades, and some of the wood is rotten. I think everyone has enough to eat now and can save money. Why don't we repair the ancestral hall in the village? Build a new one? "The village chief paused and said.

"Village chief, you can discuss this matter with the elders and villagers in the village. You don't need to come and talk to me. I have no objection." Li Ran thought for a while and said.

"The elders don't have any opinions. I think the ancestral hall should be repaired better. Everyone contributes a little money, but it's not enough. Your family's conditions are better now, so you can pay more." The village head said with a shy face.

(End of this chapter)