four and a half year old farm family pet

Chapter 313: Defying Lu Zhenzhu
When he arrived in the village, Yuan Bao met Lu Zhenzhu again.

She was holding a small flower oil-paper umbrella, and she and a group of friends were walking through the stagnant water to act out the story of Little Dragon Girl and Zhu Bajie. When she saw Yuan Bao ignoring them and walking past them, Lu Zhenzhu didn't even think about it and came over with a mean look on her face.

"Yuanbao, I heard that your family has moved to the mountains? Well, are your family going to be savages in the mountains from now on? Hehe, do you still have food in your family? Do you want me to lend it to you?"

Lu Zhenzhu covered her mouth and gloated, "It's so tragic that the house collapsed. I'm not as lucky as I am. I picked up pearls by the river and have enough food at home, hehe."

Yuan Bao heard the show off and adding insult to injury in her tone, smiled slightly and said: "Sister Pearl, do you want to lend me food? Okay, then you go back and give me ten kilograms of food. I will pay it back when I grow up." "

After saying that, she stretched out her hand and looked up at Lu Zhenzhu, who was a head taller than her.

"I heard that if the family has no food, they will sell their daughters. I will definitely remember Sister Pearl's kindness and kindness in my heart. When you are sold, I will go to your new home to find you."

Yuanbao's words made Lu Zhenzhu's heart tremble, "Who, who is being sold? You are being sold and I am not being sold. Humph, Jin Yuanbao, don't be too proud. Your house is gone. You have to build a house." If so, the child will definitely be sold! You are not a biological child of the Jin family, and you will definitely be the first one to be sold."

Yuan Bao hates people saying that he is not his biological child. His parents and grandparents have all said that in their hearts, he is their biological baby. Why does Lu Zhenzhu say that.

"Then will you lend me some food? You're a liar!" Yuan Bao said with a strong air of hostility.

Lu Zhenzhu was very angry. If she said anything, she would throw water out. She wanted to make a fool of herself and borrow ten kilograms of grain from Yuanbao, but she was afraid that if she borrowed these ten kilograms of grain, she would have nothing to eat at home and she would be sold. .

So he reached out and patted Yuan Bao's palm, "If you quarrel with me and don't listen to me, I won't lend it to you!"

"Hey, who cares? Sister Zhenzhu, I don't want to quarrel with you, you can handle it yourself." Yuanbao has learned a lot of words from Pei Yu recently, and he can use them smoothly.

If Lu Zhenzhu spoke too much, she didn't mind teaching her sister, who was several years older than her, a lesson, but it could only happen three times. She didn't want to do anything after three times, so she could only advise Lu Zhenzhu to take care of herself.

After Yuan Bao finished speaking, he walked towards the Pei family.

Lu Zhenzhu felt that she had been ridiculed and chased Yuan Bao angrily.

"Stinky Yuanbao, you are not allowed to leave, I haven't let you go yet, ah!"

When the sudden wind and rain blew, Lu Zhenzhu lost her grip on the small flower oil paper umbrella in her hand, and her whole body was blown up by the strong wind, and she fell hard into the water-filled mud puddle.

"Wow! Lu Zhenzhu has turned into a land sow rolling in mud!"

"Pearls are sows, sows are pearls, oh oh!"

A group of children who had been playing house with Lu Zhenzhu just now clapped their hands and cheered when they saw Lu Zhenzhu fall into a mud puddle.

Lu Zhenzhu cried angrily, "I'm not a sow! Shut up, you stinky monkeys. If anyone dares to scold me again, I will let my father tear your mouths apart! Huh, wuwuwu..."

This was all Yuan Bao's fault. Lu Zhenzhu crawled out of the mud pit and chased Yuan Bao, regardless of how dirty he was. She saw Yuan Bao standing at the door of Pei's house, handing a wild rabbit to the concierge.

He said it was to replenish Pei Yu's health, and then jumped up and took a shortcut to the mountain.

(End of this chapter)