The group pets the little fisherman, she has a lot of happy events

Ten days passed in a flash.

The small yard of Mrs. Gu's house has been renovated with a new look thanks to the concerted efforts of the women.

The exterior walls are painted white, with red tiles and white walls, which look particularly beautiful against the backdrop of green mountains and green waters.

Mrs. Gu paid her wages quite a lot, and the women were very happy. The old woman whom they knew well stayed to help with the cleaning, cleaning the pots and stoves, and chatting and laughing with great interest.

"Mrs. Gu, did you spend at least ten taels of silver on this renovation?"

The village chief's wife counted the expenses with her fingers, and a shrewd calculation flashed in her eyes: "I have saved the money for the banknotes for many years, and this time I spent it all at once."

"you do not say."

Naturally, Mrs. Gu would not reveal her true family background, and answered the conversation smoothly: "There is nothing we can do about it after all the trouble. Who told our daughter to be young? A newborn baby can't withstand the cold. How can it be done without cultivation? "

"That granddaughter of yours?"

The Cao family's mother-in-law couldn't help but asked, "What's the origin?"

"My old lady doesn't know either."

Mrs. Gu's face instantly darkened, and she retorted angrily: "Don't ask, just ask. No matter what her origins are, Nannan will be the granddaughter of our old Gu family from now on."

"Hey, Mrs. Gu, don't be angry!"

Mother-in-law Cao's face turned red with embarrassment, and she defended demurely: "Don't you think your daughter-in-law is in better spirits? With a daughter, her luck is much better than before."

"Luck is more than just good."

The village chief's wife exaggeratedly expressed: "This luck is like being blessed by gods and Buddhas. The fish jumped out of the water on its own. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed it."

"you're right."

Mrs. Gu herself thought the same way: "Cui Ya'er has always believed in Buddhism and is very pious. Every year on the birthday of Guanyin Bodhisattva, she goes to the Zhengfo Temple to burn incense. Maybe it was her piety that moved the Buddha. My daughter is A little girl who came to pray to Buddha."

"Hey, if you say this, you won't be able to believe in Buddhism."

"No, it's true."

"If he is really that kind of god, let's all go and keep our family safe and pray that our husband and son can return safely."

"Alas..." The mothers-in-law's mood dropped when they mentioned their relatives who were on guard duty somewhere, guarding the border, and they were no longer in the mood to laugh or joke.

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After renovating the house, Mrs. Gu settled her worries and began to think about renovating the vegetable patch.

Winter in Northern Qi is not too cold, with temperatures reaching more than ten degrees below zero at most.

Vegetables for winter include celery, spinach, coriander, and winter vegetables that are most grown by farmers.

Mrs. Gu discussed with her daughter-in-law and planned to plant winter vegetables.

"Yeah."

When the little baby girl heard that Mrs. Gu was going to farm, she stretched out her little hand and pointed in the direction of the field, wanting to get out.

"Nanny also wants to follow grandma to farm?"

After spending half a month together day and night, Li Cuiya was able to guess her daughter's baby talk very accurately.

"Yeah."

The little baby girl understood, clapped her little hands happily, and responded to her eagerly.

"Ok."

Li Cuiya's motherly love for doting on her daughter is overwhelming, and she responds to her requests: "Let's all go help grandma farm the land."

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Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law carried hoes and barrels to the fields at the foot of the mountain.

Half an acre of land was completely abandoned and covered with weeds at first glance.

"We need to weed first. It would be nice if we could set fire to it."

Before Mrs. Gu finished speaking, a colorful kingfisher flew over the field, opened its mouth and spurted out flames, burning all the weeds more than half a foot high.