agricultural doctor

Chapter 1824 Brain Crashed
The past few days have suffered from the turbulence of carriages and horses. This night, Ye Ran slept soundly. She woke up by smelling the scent of Da Niang's pancakes.

When she got up, Xiaoyue'er was still sleeping soundly.

Yeran kissed her lightly on the forehead, put on her clothes, and wanted to go to the kitchen to help the aunt with her work, and also wanted to discuss with Abo about the medicine shop.

As soon as I went out of the house, I saw the coachman Aman sitting on the steps outside the house with his back straight, like a statue.

When Yeran came back last night, Chi Mo didn't disturb the aunt who had already rested, let him climb through the window and enter the house, and opened the door to come in.

Therefore, Aman sitting on the steps outside the house like this scared Uncle He and Auntie who got up early enough.

For no reason, why is there a stranger at the door of the house?

Auntie and Uncle He tried to ask him something, but Aman sat cross-legged on the steps outside the house, motionless.

Uncle He, who was helping to light the fire in the kitchen, poked his head out to look at him from time to time.

At this moment, seeing Yeran coming out of the house, Uncle He was startled, dropped the fire stick, and ran out with Aunt Wu: "Mother Ran, when did you go back to the medicine shop?"

"I came back in the middle of the night last night. It was too late, so I didn't disturb Uncle He and Auntie."

"Come back, come back, why come back in the middle of the night?"

Aunt Wu muttered in surprise, pointing to Aman who was sitting on the steps: "Ran Niang, did you bring this person back? Sitting on the steps early in the morning without talking, why don't you arrange a place for him? He didn't sit outside the house all night, did he?"

Last night, Aman said that he would rest together when Uncle Li came back.

Why are you sitting under the eaves steps early in the morning?

Ye Ran asked him: "Aman, why are you guarding outside the house? Uncle Li kicked you out?"

Amandang couldn't hear other people talking.

Only Yeran opened his mouth to ask questions, and Aman, who was meditating, finally stood up, turned around and greeted Yeran with a blessing: "Young Master, Master left to return to Taodian last night."

The reason why Yeran told Uncle Li that Ye Ziyun was kidnapped was because he saw Yeli's unfathomable skills in the mountains near Heishuizhai.

Thinking that with his action, Ye Ziyun's whereabouts will definitely be revealed.

Uncle Li also said that sending her back to Xiushui Village would bring her back to Tao Dian Kingdom.

Unexpectedly, he left in the middle of the night!
Yeran was a little bit reluctant for a while: "Did he leave any words?"

"Let Aman protect the young master, whoever provokes the young master, beat him!"

After Aman finished speaking, he stood silently behind Yeran.

Yeran entered the stove, and Aman was standing at the door of the stove.

When the steamed buns came out of the pan, Mrs. Wu took a steamed bun and handed it to Aman, but he refused to take it.

"Aman, you were on your way last night. You haven't eaten, so go ahead."

Yeran opened his mouth, and then Aman took the steamed bun and stuffed it into his mouth.

Aunt Wu approached Ye Ran, and said strangely: "Ran Niang, this Ah Man, why do you call you a young master? This person is so strange, won't his brain be smashed?"

Aman choked a mouthful of steamed buns in his throat, and gave the aunt a cold look.

Yeran caught a glimpse of his movement and looked towards him. Aman hurriedly lowered his head and continued to eat his steamed buns.

The autumn was dry and the air was dry. The aunt baked pancakes, steamed steamed buns, and cooked a pot of mung bean porridge to clear the heat and reduce the heat. Yeran was helping the kitchen. When she turned her head, Abo stood at the door of the kitchen with a smile.

"Sister Ran is exhausted, why don't you take a rest and get up later?"

He stood at the door of the kitchen, smiling like a spring breeze, and his smile dispelled the coldness of the autumn morning.

(End of this chapter)