The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 325 There is a cave

The porter gathered the bananas and put them into the small basket he had brought. Then he turned to Xiao Ayu and asked, "Do you want to come in? I'll carry you down."

Xiao Ayu shook her head: "It's okay, I can walk by myself."

She's grown up now and needs to walk on her own.

The little lamb followed beside her, handing her horns to Ayu so she could hold onto them and avoid falling.

The descent down the mountain was quick; they carried the bananas home on the shoulder pole.

By this time, Aunt Hu and the others had already cleaned up the yard and invited Ayu to come in and sit down. Ayu smiled and said that she still had other places to go.

When she got back to Old Wang's house, she saw Tangyuan washing clothes and said to her, "Sister Tangyuan, let's go hiking together. I found a cave!"

Tangyuan wrung out the last piece of clothing in her hand: "I still have to sweep the yard later, so wait for me to finish sweeping."

Little Ayu volunteered to get a broom: "I'll sweep, I'll sweep! You hang the clothes up, I'll sweep the yard, and then we can go out!"

"What's the point of sweeping? Just leave it there. Those kids are always out playing around and don't do a single thing at home. They're so spoiled!" Old Mrs. Wang came out of the house and glanced at Tangyuan. "I told you to go with Ayu and not wander around the house all day. Go out and call those kids back later. Don't think you can just hand over the chores to someone else and not have to do them."

Tangyuan responded with a "Yes".

The Wang family has been busy making cured meat lately, and some are busy preparing New Year's goods for their parents' home visit. Many household chores have been handed over to the children, but the boys love to slack off, so Tangyuan took the initiative to do the work.

Before long, he had no time to spend with Xiao Ayu.

Tangyuan took Xiao Ayu to call for a carrying pole, then ran to the riverbank to call Wang Wulang and the others.

When Wang Wulang heard that they were going to look for some kind of cave, he was a little puzzled: "We have caves in the back mountain? You're not talking about those places where we usually store things, are you?"

There are indeed caves in the back mountain, but they are all very small. They are usually used to store tools for making traps and for hunting.

During busy farming seasons, people would occasionally put kettles or similar items inside for the convenience of those working on the mountain.

Xiao Ayu: "No, it's in a cave on the mountain."

It was hard to explain, so the carrying pole simply led them around in a circle until they reached the foot of the cliff.

It's a truly sheer cliff; unless you have superhuman agility, it's very difficult to climb up.

There was simply no foothold. On the contrary, some vines had fallen from the mountaintop, but only half of them had fallen, making it impossible to climb.

"How come there's a cave up there? Sister Ayu, are you sure you're not mistaken?" Wang Sanlang looked up and could only see lush vines and a somewhat oppressive mountain wall.

Instead, Wang Wulang said to Wang Silang beside him, "Fourth Brother, you run fast. Call Mr. Ding over. Mr. Ding can fly, so he should be able to climb up."

These words reminded Xiao Ayu. She ran to a tree, looked up at Red Hare, and asked, "Uncle Rabbit, could you help me see if there's a cave?"

Red Hare jumped down from the tree expressionlessly. To the children's astonishment, it leaped up the mountain wall with a light touch of its toes, grabbed a vine on the wall, and then flew up a little further, reaching the densest part of the vine in just a few steps.

The children exclaimed, "Wow, that's amazing!"

The boys were thrilled, and even the man carrying the pole's eyes shone with surprise.

A short while later, Red Hare flew down.

"Uncle Rabbit, is there a cave over there?"

Under the children's watchful eyes, Red Hare slowly nodded: "Yes."

Moreover, there are things inside the cave.

One large wooden box after another, covered with a thick layer of dust, had been there for who knows how many years, yet it showed no signs of decay.

Ayu discovered a cave in the back mountain.

This news shocked the people of Hujia Village who were busy with their work.

Are there still undiscovered caves in the mountains?

The elderly people who had lived in the village for decades looked completely bewildered; they had never heard of this news before.

Then he became happy again.

What good things did Ayu bring them this time?

(End of this chapter)