Pastoral peasant girls all over the world

Chapter 57
Mu Sixi thought for a while, let go of Mrs. Liu, and walked quickly to Mrs. Mu, "Grandma, it's fine if we want us to move out, but we have to live in the old house."

Seeing that Grandma Jipin's face became gloomy again when she heard that she was going to live in the old house, Mu Sixi continued: "If you agree, I am willing to give away a hundred catties of grain. If you don't want to, then forget it. We will find other , I believe that if a hundred catties of grain is exchanged for housing in this village, someone should exchange it for us."

It seemed that in response to Mu Sixi's words, many people in the crowd said, "Mu girl, come and live with your mother at my house."

"Yes, girl Sixi, you can live in our house. Our house is wide, and your mother can live as long as you want." Said the uncle of the blacksmith shop in the village.

At this moment, no matter what their purpose was, they let Mu Sixi's family live there, but their words did threaten Mu Lin's.

Seeing that everyone invited Mu Sixi and the others to go, Mrs. Mu also knew that they were probably going for the food. How could she let the ducks fly away? One hundred catties of food is a lot, enough for the family to save some food long time.

Immediately she opened her mouth and shouted: "Whatever you call me, shut up, it's your turn to beep about my family." Aunt Mu yelled at the crowd with a gloomy face, and turned to face the crowd when she saw that no one was making a fuss. Mu Sixi said, "Mu Sixi, what you said was to exchange one hundred catties of grain, don't go back on your word."

Seeing that she agreed, Mu Sixi was overjoyed, and quickly said, "Thank you, grandma."

After speaking, afraid that Mrs. Mu would go back on her word and that something would happen to her in the future, Mu Sixi immediately called Mu Yichen and wrote a document, which read, "Exchange a hundred catties of grain for the old house. In the future, the two parties will not cause trouble, or they will enter the government office." .”

After writing the painting and asking the villagers to testify, Mu Sixi asked Mu Yichen to carry a bag of food from the car to them.

Mu Yichen dragged a bag of food from the cart and threw it in front of the super grandma and the others.

"Here, grandma, you have to keep it safe."

After speaking, Mu Yichen turned around and left. This family had completely broken Mu Yichen's heart.

Mu Sixi returned to the ox cart, and said to Uncle Dong Zi, "I'm sorry, Uncle Dong Zi, for delaying you for so long. We are going to move to the old house, and we have to use your ox cart. We will pay you later." You do the math, okay?"

Uncle Dong Zi watched the whole scene, and felt very sympathetic to what happened to Mu Sixi's family, and felt pity for Mu Dadong. He was born in such a family, and he would not be able to live in peace after death.

But looking at the two brothers and sisters, there is still a trace of comfort, at least they can refute.

"Hey", with a light sigh, Uncle Dongzi said, "You guys move out your things, and I'll send them over for you."

Seeing that he agreed, Mu Sixi thanked him, and quickly turned back to help Mrs. Liu walk into the yard.

Those who watched the excitement saw that there was no excitement and went to their homes one after another.

Back in the firewood room, Chu Lu was sitting by the table and Mu Sixi was thinking to himself, "Hmph, this guy is quite obedient."

What Mu Sixi didn't know was that several times, seeing her crying, someone wanted to rush out, but in the end they all endured it.

If you go out now, you won't be able to help her, and you will be misunderstood. I'm afraid she won't be able to explain clearly, but he hates seeing her cry, as if someone stabbed him in the heart with a needle.

Looking at Mu Sixi's red eyes, like a little rabbit, Chu Lu's heart ached, and before he knew it, this girl had already occupied his whole heart.

It wasn't until Mrs. Liu went into the back room to pack up her things that Chu Lv walked up to Mu Sixi and pulled her over when she saw no one.

(End of this chapter)