Farming Space: The Lucky and Lovely Lady Come to Farm

Chapter 68 Why give birth to a son?

Xing'er put down the bowl in her hand and said, "I'm not going. If you want to go, you can go by yourself." After saying that, she ran away quickly.

Mr. Qian was so angry that when she saw Xing'er had disappeared and Bao'er was still crying on the ground, she called Gu Zhong again, "You are a dead person. You don't care about Bao'er making trouble like this."

 Gu Zhong squatted beside him and said nothing.

Qian Shi pushed him and said, "If you go and ask for it, your second brother will still give you this face."

Gu Zhong said in a low voice: "I won't go. It's embarrassing. It's not like there's nothing to eat at home. If Bao'er wants to cry, let him cry. It won't kill anyone."

Qian cursed bitterly, "Useless thing."

Turning around, he saw that Bao'er was out of breath from crying. He hurriedly walked over to comfort him, "Mom, there is no flour here. Why don't you go to my second uncle's house to ask for some flour, and mom will make it for you."

Bao'er refused, "Sister Xiao Fei won't give it to me, she's cruel!"

He had eaten twice at Gu Fei's place and knew that Gu Fei was not his mother. He would obediently give him anything he wanted.

 Xiao Fei is cruel, this is what his mother murmured in private. Starting from that piece of candy, his mother said this often.

Qian lowered her voice and said, "If Xiao Fei doesn't give it to me, your milk is still there. If you go over there with a bowl, some of your milk will definitely be given to you."

When Baoer heard this, he thought it was right. When he was at home, grandma would eat everything with him.

Baoer stood up quickly and ran to Gu Fei's house without even taking the bowl.

 He ran straight to the old lady and said, "Give this to me." After saying this, Bao'er took the bowl in her hand and left.

The old lady was stunned. She looked at her empty hands and couldn't come to her senses.

Gu Fei could see clearly from the side. She put down the bowl, stood up quickly, caught up with Bao'er in a few steps, dodged the bowl in his hand, turned around and left.

How could Bao'er just give up? He shouted, "That's mine, the milk is for me." He rushed towards Gu Fei like a little calf.

Gu Sanlang suddenly stretched out his hand and grabbed him by the back of his collar, "What are you doing? You dare to rob something!"

Gu Fei handed the bowl to the old lady. The old lady was holding the bowl and felt that it was very difficult.

 I don’t know whether to continue eating or not.

 She has to give it to her grandson if he wants it.

 But it’s not good to give it away. After all, it belongs to the second family.

Gu Fei glanced at her and said, "Milk, you'll get cold if you don't eat it."

The old lady responded awkwardly, holding the bowl and eating slowly.

Here Bao'er was still struggling in Gu Sanlang's hands. Gu Sanlang simply picked him up, walked to Qian's side, and threw Bao'er in front of her, "Auntie, your Bao'er can't even eat food from grandma's mouth." If you dare to rob me, you'll be fine when you grow up. I'm afraid I won't point my finger at Bao'er to be filial to you."

Bao'er hugged Qian's legs tightly. He was a little afraid of Gu Sanlang. Gu Sanlang was tall and strong. He had seen Gu Sanlang fight with people, and he could knock people down with a fist as big as a bowl.

The village chief next to him shook his head and said to Gu Zhong while eating cereals, "Zhong Zhong, I am not the one who said that your Bao'er really needs to be taken care of. No other child in any family is like this."

 Gu Zhong looked a little worried, "This kid is usually fine, but now that he's out, he's not used to anything."

The village chief smiled meaningfully, "I'm afraid it will still be like this if you get used to it."

“A son is for old age, not for him to be a grandson.”

He took a sip of the paste and added, "Don't blame me for being troublesome, I'm doing this for your own good."

“If he continues like this, think about it, will you be able to rely on him in the future?”

 (End of this chapter)