Pastoral peasant girls all over the world

Chapter 39
"Okay, I'll wrap it up for you right away." Uncle Baozi replied while twisting the buns and putting them in the leaves.

"Here, girl, it's 15 coins in total." Mu Sixi took the bun, took out the copper plate from his pocket, counted 15 coins, put it in Uncle Baozi's hand, then returned to the cart with the bun in his arms and sat down, continuing to wait for Mu Sixi. Yichen.

After waiting for about a cup of tea, I saw an old man driving an ox cart in the distance, and Mu Yichen was sitting on the ox cart, waving to Mu Sixi and shouting: "Happy, I have rented a car." .”

Xi'er put the buns away and jumped off the cart, and Mu Yichen had already arrived in the ox cart.

Mu Yichen jumped out of the ox cart and ran to Mu Sixi to claim credit: "Xi'er, look, Uncle Dongzi's Niu Niu used to go to the city with his father in his ox cart, 20 Wen for a round trip. It’s okay to work hard, hehe, today’s luck is really good.”

Mu Sixi had been sizing up Uncle Dongzi when Mu Yichen was talking. He should be about the same age as Dad Yi. He looked like he had been exposed to the sun and rain for many years. Not those young people.

Mu Sixi nodded in satisfaction and said, "Uncle Dongzi, please."

Uncle Dongzi said: "You are Mu Da's sister. Poor brother Mu passed away early. Why do you even come out to work, a little girl like you?"

Uncle Dongzi's rough voice was full of pity for Mu Sixi's family.

Mu Sixi said: "Uncle Dongzi, although my father is gone, we brothers and sisters will definitely survive. Let's pack up the car and leave. I'm afraid things won't sell well if it's too late."

Mu Sixi was worried that the sun would be high at noon, and the bear had been dead for too long, fearing that it would smell bad if it was kept for a long time, and if it couldn't be sold at that time, it would be a waste of money and effort.

At this time Mu Yichen also said: "Yes, Uncle Dongzi, let's load the car and go."

Mu Sixi said: "Brother, come and push the cart to the alley in front, load it there, and later put the cart to the bakery shop opposite, I just bought buns from him, he should agree to let us put the cart car."

Mu Yichen nodded, and then pushed the cart with Mu Sixi to the opposite alley, while Uncle Dongzi followed behind with an ox cart.

When they reached the alley, Mu Sixi smoothed the straw on the cart, revealing the big bear. Mu Yichen said to Uncle Dongzi, "Uncle, please help me."

When renting a car just now, Mu Yichen told Uncle Dong Zi that he had hunted a bear on the mountain and wanted to rent a car to drag the bear to the city to sell. Uncle Dong Zi was already surprised at that time, but now Seeing such a big bear, Uncle Dongzi's jaw almost dropped, he kept praising Mu Yichen for how powerful he was, how he was like his father and so on.

Until Mu Sixi interrupted again: "Uncle, please help us carry it."

Only then did Uncle Dong stop praising Mu Yichen, and helped them lift the big bear from the cart to the bullock cart. The three of them took a lot of effort to lift the big bear onto the cart.

Putting the big bear on the bullock cart, Mu Sixi picked up the straws on the ground one by one and spread them on the big bear. After finishing everything, Mu Sixi pushed the cart to the bun shop.

"Uncle, can I leave this cart with you? I have to go to the county town and come back to take care of you to buy buns."

Uncle Baozi heard that Mu Sixi came back to take care of him to buy buns, so he readily agreed to Mu Sixi to put the cart.

Mu Sixi put the cart away, and Mu Yichen and Uncle Dong Zi had already driven the cart to her.

Mu Yichen said to Mu Sixi: "Xi'er, come up quickly, let's go."

(End of this chapter)