Courtyard House: My Long and Hard Body Makes Me Play with All the Women in the Courtyard

Su Ting didn't think much of it; since his feet had already been washed, it was just a massage.

I figured I could still be comfortable for a little while, so I climbed onto the bed and lay down.

Perhaps the bed wasn't spacious enough, Liu Mu sat near Su Ting's head, massaging his shoulders.

Liu Zhao simply took off his shoes and sat on Su Ting's back.

Feeling the supple and elastic texture on his back, Su Ting felt extremely comfortable.

As the two sisters massaged him, he gradually relaxed and eventually fell asleep without realizing it.

That night, Su Ting had a dream in which he was carrying bricks on a construction site and felt physically and mentally exhausted.

Slowly, I woke up.

Huh? The soft texture in my hand is quite pleasant to squeeze, so I couldn't help but squeeze it a couple more times with more force.

"uh-huh!"

"Hey!"

Holy crap! Su Ting was startled awake by two soft groans and immediately opened his eyes.

What came into view were two eyes brimming with tears.

"Ahem! Sorry! I couldn't control myself and used too much force."

As he spoke, he subtly withdrew his hands from the two sisters' arms.

At this moment, the two sisters, their faces flushed, hid in Su Ting's arms.

Sigh, what a mess! Su Ting stared blankly at the ceiling, thinking about how this whole thing had turned out.

I casually picked up the watch from the bedside table and glanced at the time—3:41 a.m.

He gently patted the two sisters on the back and asked, "What are you two doing here? Where are Uncle Liu and Auntie?"

When Liu Zhao heard Su Ting ask the question, he lifted his head from Su Ting's arms and answered.

“My parents went straight to sleep when they got home. They probably thought my sister and I were asleep, so they didn’t come looking for us.”

Liu Mu continued from under the covers, "Your sister and I saw you were sleeping so soundly, so we thought we'd give you a little more massage."

Before we knew it, we had fallen asleep.

Looking at the two well-behaved and obedient little girls, Su Ting grew increasingly fond of them.

These two little girls are well-behaved, obedient, innocent, and kind, and they also have a youthful vitality that makes people happy just by looking at them.

So Su Ting pulled the covers over himself, lay down on the bed, and pretended to be asleep, his mind racing with thoughts.

It seems I need to find these two girls some decent jobs in the city.

I always want to take good care of my own younger sister. Yes, I simply want to take good care of my own younger sister.

Chapter Thirty-Three: Exchange of Goods

When I woke up again, it was already seven in the morning. Everyone in the Liu family except Liu Dazhuang had gone out to work.

People in those days usually ate two meals a day, one in the morning and one in the evening. Today, because of Su Ting's arrival, they had breakfast.

After Su Ting got up and washed up, he was deeply moved when he saw the corn porridge that Liu Dazhuang had brought him.

The whole family hadn't eaten breakfast, but they specially made this bowl for him, a gesture that deeply touched him.

He patted Liu Dazhuang on the shoulder, turned around, took two pieces of bread from the car, handed them to him, and said.

"You're eating this, how can I eat it? Look at me!"

After saying that, Su Ting picked up the corn porridge and started drinking it.

Liu Dazhuang took the bread and put it on the table, then got up and took a dry cornbread to eat, talking as he chewed.

"Brother Ting, I'll just eat this. It would be a waste if I ate this bread."

Seeing that Liu Dazhuang said this, Su Ting stopped insisting and instead asked Liu's father what he had been busy with all day.

Upon hearing Su Ting's question, Liu Dazhuang immediately answered.

"Brother Ting, my dad went to talk to the brigade leader to see if we could exchange some eggs and chickens and ducks."

By the way, could you perhaps exchange it for a different pig and bring it back?

"Okay, it's settled then. After we finish eating, we'll go to the neighboring village to transport supplies."

Once you've finished packing up your supplies tomorrow, you can go back!

After completing this mission, we can finally rest for two days.

Su Ting quickly finished the porridge in his bowl, washed the bowl clean, and then called Liu Dazhuang to get in the car and leave.

Liu Dazhuang intended to help Su Ting wash the dishes, but Su Ting politely declined.

"Brother Ting, your bread!"

Seeing that Liu Dazhuang was still holding bread and preparing to return it, Su Ting quickly waved to signal him to stop.

"Just accept it! I, Su Ting, never intend to take back anything I give. Get in the car and let's go!"

Upon hearing this, Liu Dazhuang quickly put down the bread in his hand and climbed onto the car in a few quick steps.

The village we're going to today is called Xiaowang Village. With the certificate issued by the steel rolling mill, things were quickly settled.

Su Ting had no interest in acquiring additional supplies and had already returned before noon.

This time, Liu Dazhuang behaved very well and was exceptionally proactive in moving the goods.

Because the car was loaded with eggs, I drove slowly on the way back to avoid the eggs breaking due to bumps in the road.

At noon, the Liu family had rice.

This was all thanks to the opportunity brought by Su Ting; otherwise, how would they have had the chance to eat rice?

That said, rice with lard is so fragrant! And then a bite of pickled radish, it's simply divine!

When the Liu sisters, Zhao and Mu, saw Su Ting, their cheeks flushed slightly.

During the meal, they sat on either side of Su Ting as usual.

They were noticeably quieter and less active than the night before.

Because they were going to host a dinner for the brigade leader that evening, the two girls and Liu's mother stayed at home after lunch.

Liu Dazhuang, however, couldn't stay idle. He picked up a bucket and went to catch crabs again, wanting to catch more to bring back to Su Ting to enjoy.

However, he was unaware that Su Ting's house was not yet fully renovated.

After finishing his meal, Su Ting returned to his room to rest and comforted himself.

"Although I didn't do any work all day, I still managed to work hard."

Perhaps because I woke up too early in the morning, I fell asleep in no time.

Around three o'clock in the afternoon, Su Ting was awakened by a commotion.

When he opened his eyes, he found two girls peering out of his room window.

After inquiring, it was learned that Liu's father had brought the brigade leader and a group of villagers to exchange for grain.

Many villagers are still gathered around the vehicle, clearly finding it very novel.

The villagers carried roosters, eggs, and ducks, but there wasn't a single hen or goose.

After all, in this day and age, hens are kept to lay eggs, and no one is willing to sell them.

Liu's mother assisted Liu's father and the brigade leader in exchanging grain with the villagers one by one.

Although there seemed to be a lot of people, they didn't actually get much in return.

Thousands of eggs were piled together, and a dozen chickens and ducks were tied up in a corner, clucking incessantly, making the whole yard bustling with activity.

Seeing this, Su Ting gave up the idea of ​​going out. Since Liu's father, the village chief, was present, going out would only cause trouble.

Wouldn't it be more pleasant to stay indoors and play with the two girls?

Seeing that everyone had left, Su Ting led the two girls out.

The two sisters immediately greeted him warmly, "Third Uncle! Third Uncle!"

"Hmm! Hmm!" The one who responded was a man in his fifties, who looked no more than three or four years older than Liu's father.

Upon seeing Su Ting emerge, Liu's father quickly introduced him to him.

"Su Ting, let me introduce you. This is Liu Hanhai, the production brigade leader."

He's our extended family's cousin; you can just call him Uncle.

"The brother these two girls have recognized is Su Ting, who works as a purchasing agent at the steel rolling mill."

In fact, Liu's father hesitated for a moment when he made the introduction.

I originally wanted Su Ting to call him "Third Uncle" along with my own child.

However, Su Ting only treated the two girls as younger sisters and did not recognize himself as their godfather, so he naturally dared not think that way.

After much thought, I finally decided that calling him "uncle" would be more appropriate.