After wearing the book, I became the mother of three villains

Chapter 208 The Lin family has come to find the father-in-law and mother-in-law?
When the two returned to Yao's house, lunch had already been prepared and was just waiting for them.

The two sat down for a while, and then went to the table.

This big family, except for Yao Chao and Yao Erlang's father and son, is not there, so everyone is considered complete.

During the meal, everyone was gossiping, most of them were talking about the recent situation, but Yao's mother was keenly aware of the difference in the atmosphere between her daughter and her son-in-law.

Seeing the two look at each other from time to time, Yao's mother felt extremely relieved.

With a smile, she picked up a large piece of egg for Lin Roe with her serving chopsticks, and said, "Ah Radie, don't just pick up vegetables for Ash, you eat too."

Lin Rong was taken aback, nodded and thanked Yao's mother, and started to eat.

Da Lang and A Zhi A Si were not in the mood to eat, they talked while eating, and there was not much food left in the bowl for a long time.

Aunt Yao reminded: "Play after eating, you will still be hungry after others finish eating, there is nothing else to eat in the afternoon."

It was rare that Ah Zhi and Ah Si came to play, Yao Dalang was so happy that he couldn't care less about eating.

As for A Zhi and A Si, they may not have seen their eldest cousin for a long time, and they happily described to him what Yao Erlang was playing with them in the town these days, making Yao Dalang envious, and pouted.

He turned to Mrs. Yao and said, "Mother, I also want to go to the town... I am the only one at home. I study with Dad every day, and my head is getting big."

Yao Feng was across the table from him, but he still tapped his son's forehead with the tail of his chopsticks: "Eat your meal!"

This knock was painful, and Yao Dalang's forehead soon turned red. The boy held the spot where he was knocked in aggrieved manner, and stopped talking.

Yao Feng never spoiled children, Yao Dalang was actually afraid of his father, no matter how much he envied his younger brothers and sisters in his heart, he just held back, and his eyes soon became red.

Mrs. Yao gave Yao Feng a dissatisfied look: "Isn't it possible to speak well? Why are you still moving your hands?"

She also put down her chopsticks to check the red marks on Yao Dalang's forehead, and said to the child: "Father will hit you on the head in the future, remember to hide for a while. You are not smart at first, so what if you are stupid again."

Yao Dalang didn't know whether to be attached to his mother's tenderness, or to protest what she said.

On the other hand, Ah Si said seriously: "Big cousin is not stupid, big cousin does everything very well, even better than brother."

This is true.

Ah Si is a child with a simple mind, and it is often easier to see things than adults.

Although Yao Dalang is not as intelligent in reading as Ah Zhi, and he doesn't usually have as many ideas as Erlang, but whatever he wants to do, he will definitely complete it conscientiously, and do it properly in all aspects without any mistakes.

No wonder his words worked in the eyes of his younger siblings.

Sister-in-law Yao has always liked this cute little niece, she smiled and said to her: "Auntie is not saying that my cousin is not good, just teasing him. Is Erbao protecting my cousin so much because my cousin is good to you?"

Ah Si nodded, and added: "And I like big cousin."

The little girl's liking is very simple, she likes everyone in the family.

Adults' favorite evil thing is to let children compare their "likes". The second sister-in-law Yao listened to it, and then continued: "Then, does Erbao like the big cousin more, or the second cousin more?" ?”

Hearing this, Yao Dalang stopped covering his forehead, and looked at his cousin with burning eyes, expecting her answer.

Ah Zhi thought that the eldest cousin would be disappointed this time, after all, the second cousin played with them for a month, and he was not much closer than the first cousin.

Unexpectedly, Ah Si said, "I like the big cousin better. The big cousin will take care of the second cousin, brother and me. If there is anything delicious and fun, he will think about us."

As she spoke, she took out a little rabbit made of clay and showed it to the adults: "My cousin gave it to me."

Seeing this, Ah Zhi also took out a very smooth polished copper ball from his clothes, and put it in the middle of his open palm.

Sister-in-law Yao wondered: "Aren't these the treasures you bought back at a huge price? Why did you give them to Dabao and Erbao?"

As a mother, of course she still remembers that a few days ago, her son carried the private money he had worked so hard to save for half a year in his bosom, and ran excitedly to the street to get back a pottery rabbit and a copper ball from the peddler. There is also a strong and beautiful little slingshot. When I came back, not to mention that I didn’t have half a penny left on me, I still owed my friends a few copper coins.

Yao Dalang opened his eyes slightly, and said as a matter of course: "It was originally for Dabao and Erbao! I'm not a girl, how can I like rabbits. But the copper balls are not bought, but asked for by the shopkeeper when buying rabbits and slingshots." ...It was not so round at the beginning, but I rounded it up a little bit, and I thought Ah Zhi would like it."

He is not playful like Erlang, everyone knows who bought the slingshot for.

Yao Shu listened, not knowing what to think.

These days it is true that Yao Erlang comes to the house every day to find the children to play with. As an aunt, she naturally prefers her lively and sweet-mouthed nephew.

But what she never expected was that Yao Dalang, who seemed to have no special personality on weekdays, was always thinking of his younger siblings in his heart.

Think about the original book, the crooked A Zhi and A Si did all kinds of bad things, and when they finally fell down, Yao Dalang secretly visited two cousins ​​who had never met, and left all his money to them.

She said to Ah Zhi and Ah Si in a gentle voice: "Big cousin has been thinking about you all the time, next time Da Bao and Er Bao should learn from Big Cousin, you can't always let Big Brother take care of you."

Ah Zhi nodded, and Ah Si clumsily put a single chicken leg in front of him into Yao Dalang's bowl: "Big cousin, I'll give you the chicken leg."

A chicken has only two drumsticks, and today it was because A Zhi and A Si rarely came here, so they were served separately for the two children and placed on a small plate, but now A Si wants to give it to Yao Dalang. .

Yao Dalang hurriedly said: "Er Bao, let's eat! Second Aunt's roast chicken is different from other people's. Don't you like it the most?"

The children gave in to each other, Yao's father and Yao's mother sitting at the top of the dining table couldn't help showing a gentle smile on their faces.

They know that their children are the most sensible.

After lunch, Yao Feng helped clean up the table, and the children rushed to help, but Lin Rong was stopped by Yao's mother, and looked at Yao Shu again: "Sit down, Ah Ling, and let them clean up." , Your father and I still have something to say to the two of you."

Hearing this, Yao Shu also sat down beside Lin Rong.

Mrs. Yao brought some tea and melon seeds over, and went to help tidy up.

I only heard Yao's mother ask the couple: "I went to burn paper for the ancestors of the Lin family today, is it okay? Didn't you run into anyone else?"

Yao Shu was a little surprised when she asked this question, but shook his head and said, "I haven't met anyone. There are still a few days before Qingming Festival, and there are few people burning paper. Why does A Niang ask such a question?"

Mother Yao looked at Lin Rong and sighed.

Father Yao still said from the side: "Your mother is afraid that those members of the Lin family will trouble you again."

Lin Zhi frowned slightly, and asked in a low voice, "But the Lin family has come to look for father-in-law and mother-in-law?"

(End of this chapter)