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

Chapter 394 Da Lang's Bloodliness

Xiang Wei brought her sister-in-law back home as quickly as possible, and invited the doctor to see her again. Finally, she was relieved when she learned that the baby was still stable.

Everyone in the Yao family learned that Mrs. Yao had a fetal gas in Buzhuang, and everyone was very careful, and they were very considerate in serving her inside and out.

Even Dalang, Erlang, and Asi's three children obediently guarded her, listening to the adults to "take good care" of her.

Mrs. Yao couldn't laugh or cry, she said to Da Lang: "Take your younger brothers and sisters to play, A Niang is fine."

Yao Dalang looked into his mother's eyes and said earnestly: "The doctor said that Auntie should stay in bed and recuperate. Auntie, I, Erlang and A Si will accompany you."

The two children also nodded.

Yao Erlang is the most playful, but he knows that his aunt's health is not good, and his mother has ordered him not to cause trouble these few days, so he is safe and secure by his side.

He also said solemnly: "Auntie, we are here to protect you and the little brother in your belly."

Ah Si corrected: "Cousin, what is in the aunt's belly is a younger sister."

Yao Erlang shook his head and said seriously: "I saw it, it's my younger brother."

Ah Si frowned and curled his lips: "Cousin is talking big again. Where can you see it? Did you see it in a dream?"

Speaking of dreaming, Yao Erlang couldn't help blushing——

He also dreamed last night that he was fighting with Yao Dalang, fighting to be the little baby's brother, and he lost the fight.

Yao Erlang refused to tell anyone about this dream. Instead, he followed Ah Si's words and said stubbornly: "I saw it in a dream. How about it? It's my brother!"

Ash was speechless and rolled his eyes.

She felt in her heart that the baby in the aunt's womb must be a little sister.

"Even if the eldest aunt gave birth to a younger brother, she can't play with the second cousin every day. The master has said it several times these days, even if the second cousin doesn't like reading, he should write better."

Yao Erlang said angrily: "I've been busy practicing stepping on piles recently, how can I have time to learn that!"

Not to be outdone, Ah Si said, "Even if you become a general and go to war in the future, you still have to learn to read. Cousin, if you exchange letters in the military camp in the future, wouldn't it be embarrassing for you to write like a dog?"

She was eloquent and logical, and she refuted Yao Erlang in a few moments, and she could only continue to fight against her by relying on strong words.

Mrs. Yao watched the two cousins ​​quarreling on the couch, and her son sat quietly on the small stool to pour water and snacks for her, and she felt extremely at ease for a while.

Even the grievances and fears I suffered today were all wiped away by the children's company.

"Aniang, are you sleepy?" Yao Dalang asked in a low voice when he saw that her eyelids were twitching.

Auntie Yao opened her eyelids and saw the concerned expression on her son's face, which still had baby fat. It looked a bit like Yao Feng's usual calm appearance, and she couldn't help feeling warm in her heart.

She said softly, "It's okay."

The anti-fetal medicine has calming ingredients. After eating at noon, she drank another bowl of medicine. At this time, she did feel a little tired.

It's just that the children are around, chattering, lively but not noisy, which makes people really like such a warm feeling.

Yao Dalang covered his mother with a quilt, and said with a smile, "Ma'am, let's sleep a little longer. I'll write to Dad later and ask when he will come back."

Sister-in-law Yao and her son looked at each other with warmth slowly overflowing from their eyes.She nodded, and said softly: "Okay, I'll sleep for a while. Don't mention today's matter to your father."

After his mother lay down and closed her eyes, Yao Dalang looked at her for a while, then gestured to Erlang and Ah Si, and the three children left the room.

Erlang and Ah Si are still arguing over whether the upcoming baby is a younger brother or a younger sister, Yao Dalang furrows his brows tightly and looks extraordinarily silent.

When the argument between Ah Si and Yao Erlang came to an end, he still didn't speak.

Ah Si asked, "Big cousin, what are you thinking?"

Yao Dalang glanced at his cousin and shook his head.

Yao Erlang said: "Big cousin must be thinking about what happened today."

Ah Si glanced at Yao Dalang's expression, and asked in a low voice, "Big cousin, are you worried?"

He gave a low "hmm".

A Si knew his cousin's mood, so he tugged at the corner of his clothes, and comforted him: "The doctor said, as long as the eldest aunt rests for a while, nothing serious will happen. Don't worry, eldest cousin."

After all, Yao Erlang grew up with Da Lang, and he knew his cousin's thoughts like the palm of his hand, so he said to Ah Si: "He is angry."

Ash paused, and looked over with a pair of clear and lingling eyes, as if confirming to Yao Dalang.

The boy glanced at his cousin, and sure enough he replied, "Erbao, if your aunt is forced to lie in bed, you will be angry too."

Ah Si has always been obedient, and the elders said "this is an adult's business and children should not interfere", she nodded in response; Yao Erlang was careless, thinking that his aunt was in good health, so he didn't take this matter to heart.

Only Yao Dalang, since he knew his mother was pregnant, he has been extra careful, and he is also looking forward to the arrival of his younger siblings.

He was angry and scared at the same time today.

In front of his mother, Yao Dalang restrained his temper and did not show it; but in front of Yao Erlang and Ah Si, he relaxed a lot.

He frowned tightly, clenched his fists, and said in a low voice, "Luckily, nothing happened to my mother today. If something really happened, I would definitely kill the woman surnamed Du with my own hands."

Yao Dalang seldom conflicts with others on weekdays, and he is humble to his younger siblings, never willing to fight with them.

But no matter how he behaved modestly in front of his relatives, the blood in Yao Dalang's heart never disappeared.

When he thought of Ah Zhi standing in front of Ah Si, holding a dagger to protect her from being bullied by bad children, he couldn't help substituting himself into the original Ah Zhi, and the expression on his face was also the same as Ah Zhi's original appearance. Resolute and decisive have a three-point resemblance.

Ah Si had never seen such a dangerous expression on his big cousin's face, and he was a little dazed for a while.

Yao Erlang seemed to know what Dalang was thinking, he was not as surprised as Ah Si, but lowered his head and thought for a while, and said, "I have an idea."

Yao Dalang glanced at Erlang quickly, with a hint of warning in his eyes, Erlang immediately stopped talking.

But Ah Si had already noticed the movement between their brothers, and said vigilantly: "Big cousin, second cousin, what trouble do you want to cause?"

Yao Erlang laughed and said, "No way, you're overthinking. Didn't the family just tell us to be more honest?"

A Si frowned, and said, "I know you have already made up your mind. Big cousin, second cousin, I'm not trying to stop you..."

Yao Dalang quickly glanced at his cousin, but did not speak.

Yao Erlang stopped, looked up at the sky, looked down at his feet, but didn't respond.

Ah Si was a little unhappy, feeling that he was squeezed out by his two cousins, and a little wronged, his eyes turned red quietly.

Seeing his cousin's expression, Yao Erlang couldn't help shouting: "Hey, Er Bao, we didn't say anything, don't cry."

When Ah Si was yelled at by him, he didn't want to cry at first, but the tears rolled in his eyes.

She was a little annoyed and a little embarrassed, and she just denied, "I didn't cry!"

But when I think about it, I am with my two cousins ​​every day, and they hide something from her. Ah Si couldn't help but say with red eyes: "Is there something you want to hide from me? When did you go out to play and mess with me?" What a disaster, when I came back to be scolded, I didn't bear it for you? At this time, I remembered to hide it from me..."

While Yao Erlang disliked the troublesome girls, he also felt that he was the one who made Ah Si cry, but what the two brothers were going out to do this time was not the naughty routine of going to the house to expose tiles, how could they let Ah Si know?
For a while, I was really in a dilemma and had a headache.

In the end it was Yao Dalang who spoke, and said in a low voice: "Okay, Erbao, please keep quiet. The three of us, discuss it..."

(End of this chapter)