A soft-waisted educated youth has sex with a loyal dog and a rough guy in the 1960s

Chapter 1143 Laugh if you want
I get up every day to work, and the accommodation conditions on the farm are not very good...

Ling Yuan is under a lot of pressure.

Lu Miao understood and nodded.

It's true that staying away from people for a long time...

"Nothing else is needed..."

She muttered in a low voice, and her eyes lit up with joy when she thought of something. She turned her head and looked at Fu Jingyou with great interest:

"Isn't disco popular in Guangzhou? Why don't we ask Matou? Ask him to get some tapes of popular songs. We can give them to Lingyuan later. He can listen to them whenever he wants. Maybe he'll feel better after listening to them."

Her thoughts were so wild that Fu Jingyou was amused by her and chuckled:

"Looking back."

Disco and the like are a bit exaggerated, but the suggestions made by his wife are in the right direction.

If there was a radio to listen to the news from time to time and keep up with the pace of social development, the situation in Lingyuan would be much better...

We chatted all the way and the car quickly arrived at the hospital.

Putting Ling Yuan's matter aside for the time being, Fu Jingyou found a place to park the car, picked up the thermos and went upstairs with his wife.

Nie Yunge had six stitches on his left eyebrow, and the doctor covered his left eye when bandaging it.

But even so, when they arrived, the children still looked miserable.

The left half of his face was swollen badly, and you could tell the depth of the wound without asking or looking closely.

Lu Miao couldn't bear to see such a scene.

She pushed the other thermos to Fu Jingyou and asked him to arrange meals for the children. She quickly pushed Aunt Xue outside to talk.

Lu Miao asked how it went and whether the kids had gotten any useful information out of him.

Aunt Xue shook her head, extremely worried:
"The situation is better. A few children came over and coaxed me to eat something, but they still didn't say anything else."

"Hey……"

Lu Miao sighed, feeling heavy in his heart.

Aunt Xue pulled her aside and pleaded again:

"The doctor said that after the stitches are done, you can go home and take care of yourself. I'll come back next week to check on you... My dear sister, can you let the kids stay with me for a few days?"

Aunt Xue had to get to the bottom of this matter.

If it was really as she guessed, and it was the woman that the Nie family married later who was responsible, then she would have to settle the account with the Nie family no matter what.

"This……"

Lu Miao could understand her, but he also had his own concerns.

After a brief hesitation, Lu Miao said:

"Let Shi An and Ming Yi go over and stay with Yun Ge for a few days."

She didn't hide anything, she just said it openly

"The girl is still too young. I am worried about her staying outside overnight."

Aunt Xue understood her concerns and quickly tried to make amends:

"The girl is well-behaved, so it's normal for you to worry. How about this? I'll ask her uncle to pick her up during the day and send her home later in the afternoon. Is that okay?"

Lu Miao turned his head to look in the direction of the ward, and after a brief silence, he reluctantly nodded.

That's how it happened.

Aunt Xue and Uncle Xue packed up their things and took Nie Yunge, Shi An and Ming Yi back to the Xue family.

Lu Miao and Fu Jingyou took Ming Xia back to their home.

Lu Miao couldn't let go of his daughter, so naturally he was worried about the two boys.

After all, they are not real relatives, and the two children are not yet grown up.

As soon as she got home, she wanted to call to see if Aunt Xue and the others had arrived, and to ask how the children were doing and whether they were adapting. But just as she approached the phone, it rang by itself.

I picked up the phone and it was Chen Xiangdong calling.

Chen Xiangdong said that the earthworms he dug up in the morning were frozen hard, so next time he went fishing, he would have to ask Fu Jingyou to dig up the earthworms and bring them over.

Lu Miao was neither angry nor smiling.

After agreeing to the request and chatting for a few words, she hung up the phone and continued to call Aunt Xue.

Aunt Xue praised the children on the phone and repeatedly assured them that their food and accommodation were properly arranged and that the children would be able to adapt.

Knowing that Lu Miao was worried, he specially called Shi An and Ming Yi to come and answer the phone.

Lu Miao gave the two children repeated instructions, then finally hung up the phone and turned around, his brows still furrowed in worry.

Fu Jingyou comforted her and told her not to worry too much, saying that the area where Xue's family lived was full of military compounds.

The security work is no worse than theirs, nothing will go wrong.

After Lu Miao heard this, he felt a little relieved.

Let’s talk about Nie Yunge.

After returning home from the hospital, the effect of the anesthetic gradually wore off and the wound began to hurt again.

Nie Yunge lay on the bed, leaning against the pillow and unwilling to move.

Aunt Xue made some soup and fed it to him, but the child felt so much pain that he turned his head away and refused to drink.

Aunt Xue was at a loss as to what to do. She could only sigh, pack up her things, and take Shi An and Ming Yi out for dinner.

Later, all of Nie Yunge's toys were taken out.

There are several woven baskets, which were bought over and over again.

As Nie Yunge grew older, he became less interested in playing. Aunt Xue thought Shi An and Ming Yi would be interested, so she stayed in the room watching over Nie Yunge while she sat on the carpet with the two children and played with toys.

The Fu family has many children, so naturally they have no fewer toys than Nie Yunge.

Besides, Shi An and Nie Yunge are of similar age, and Ming Yi can still play with those toys for a while, but Shi An is not interested at all.

But Shi An is sensible.

Vaguely knowing why Aunt Xue asked them to come over, Shi An wanted to prevent Aunt Xue from worrying too much about them. Except for occasionally turning his head to look at Nie Yunge, most of the time he cooperated and played with his brother using toys.

Shi An stayed at Xue's house for two days.

On the third day, the swelling on Nie Yunge's face had subsided a lot. Although his face and lips were still pale, his spirits were obviously much better.

I ate half a bowl of rice for lunch and dinner.

It was also on this night that Shi An was sleeping in a daze, and he could vaguely hear someone crying.

I rubbed my eyes and raised my head to support my upper body, and saw Nie Yunge sitting on the edge of the bed with his knees hugged and his shoulders heaving. Wasn't he crying?

In order to take care of Nie Yunge these days, Aunt Xue would come to check on him every once in a while in the evening.

Perhaps because she didn't get enough rest and was too tired, Aunt Xue didn't close the curtains tightly today.

Through the palm-width gap, the moonlight and the snow that had not completely melted poured down on Nie Yunge.

Even though the room was warm and heated, the little boy's back still looked so lonely and deserted in people's eyes.

Shi Anding looked at it for a while, then slid to the other side of the bed, took out his handkerchief and handed it to Nie Yunge.

Nie Yunge was startled when a hand holding a handkerchief suddenly appeared in his field of vision.

Following his hand all the way to Shi An's face, Nie Yunge felt embarrassed and humiliated and slapped the handkerchief away.

Without even bothering to wipe his tears, he looked like a little wolf cub who had a stress reaction. He stared at Shi An fiercely and stubbornly and said:
"Who wants your handkerchief? Do you want to laugh at me? My mother is dead, my father doesn't want me, I am an unwanted and homeless child, laugh if you want!"

"..."

Shi An frowned slightly, pursed his lips and looked at Nie Yunge:
"It's not funny or something to be laughed at, and it's not your fault. If someone laughs at you, it's their fault."