Nongmen ruffian concubine: ploughing the fields, planting buns

Chapter 636 Ding Shishi's Evaluation
Everyone talked and laughed, and the relationship became a lot closer.

Of course, the accommodation problem was resolved, and everyone unanimously decided to have dinner at Ding's house at noon tomorrow, and then go home the next morning.

However, only the teenagers came after dinner.

Jiang Huzi and Zhang Zhong each carried a bamboo bed on their shoulders, and Yuan Cheng and Yuan Bai hugged and hugged the quilt over.

Yuan Tai and Yuan Fang hugged the straw mats and happily followed behind.

For teenagers, this is a new thing, so they are very happy.

Ding Shishitou was helping Zhao Jian to walk along the village road, taking a look at the growth of his own grapes.

The vines had gradually covered the bamboo frame, and they were happily counting how much wine they could brew when they heard a lively sound.

It was already dark at this time, and it was considered early for everyone to eat. At this time, they began to look for a place to sleep.

"Boss! Cousin! Zhang Zhong and I put the table together, and they will be able to sleep on the bamboo bed."

Jiang Huzi approached and quickly explained.

"Move your bamboo bed over to sleep with Cousin Yuan Cheng, and the girls won't come over."

"That's okay, you can figure it out yourself, and call Ding Dian if you lack anything." Ding Shitou thought for a while and understood a little, and said immediately.

"Okay." Jiang Huzi agreed to move on.

"The Yuan family is good. They are not greedy, witty, cautious, and very kind." Looking at the teenagers walking towards the new school building, Ding Shitou suddenly smiled.

"Huh?" Zhao Jian tilted his head and "looked" at Ding Shitou, "You're talking about Jiang Huzi's grandfather and grandmother, right?"

"Well, as farmers, they are not bad." Ding Shitou nodded, feeling a little emotional.

Not only as a peasant family, but as a close relative of the Jiang family, having such harmony is a good start.

Ding Shitou's evaluation is based on her feelings from the time she told the farm as a dowry at Jiang's house at noon, to the elders coming to sit and chat in the afternoon, and to tonight only arranging the teenagers to come over.

There was no greedy reaction to such a big fat sheep in the farm, and the first thing that came to mind was not hesitation, but refusal.

The visit not only met Xiaofu, but also explained the situation of the Yuan family, and even made an apology to appease the Yuan family's uncle's behavior.

After Ding Shitou said that accommodation was not a problem, only boys were allowed to come here because Ding's parents had a lot of work and Yuan Cuiyu was 13 years old, so it was fine to eat and stay away.

Even Ding Shitou didn't think much about this matter, since Jiang Huzi and the others came over just now and said that the girls couldn't come to live, she suddenly thought of this problem.

Only then did the Yuan family sigh cautiously.

Thinking about it again, it must be Hehua who brought Xi'er to Zhang Zhong's house tonight, Zhang Cheng's wife and younger sister Cuiyu live in Hehua's house.

That's why Zhang Zhong came here with Jiang Huzi, and Zhang Cheng also came here.

This arrangement is also good, and it will not cause gossip.

Zhao Jian really doesn't care about Yuan's family, as long as they are not evil people, nothing else will be a problem.

He believed that Xiaofu's clever girl had seen the world. Although she was not as versatile as his daughter-in-law, she was no problem dealing with trivial matters at home.

On the contrary, the Lingdang sisters are more delicate and naive, perhaps because they are more protected by everyone when they are younger, they are diligent in doing things, and they are less sensitive in terms of worldly relationships.

When Ding Shitou helped Zhao Jian to walk back, he went to the new school building to see how everyone was placed.

Since she proposed to let everyone come over, even if it's just children, it's better not to neglect.

When I passed by, I saw Dingdian hanging lanterns under the eaves with ladders.

(End of this chapter)