Farming Space: The Lucky and Lovely Lady Come to Farm

Shanzi saw that she was anxious, and thought about it, what she said was right, "I'll just turn my back."

Xing'er's hands were shaking as she put on her bellyband and then put on her clothes.

The muslin clothes were as wrinkled as a pickle.

She tied her belt, took the pancake from Shanzi's hand and ate it in a few times, then scattered her messy hair, managed to comb it again with her fingers, and put it into a simple hairstyle.

Then he said softly: "Then you take me to the inn so I can get the money."

"By the way, your mother won't disagree with us, right?"

Upon hearing this, Shanzi hurriedly said: "Don't worry, my mother will listen to me and she won't object."

He had completely forgotten that he had a wife who had just given birth to a son for him.

In his heart, Du Juan was never his wife. How could a picked-up beggar deserve to be his wife.

"Wait a minute, I'll get the car over." Shanzi turned around and walked out.

Xing'er sat on the straw mat and looked at his back with a cold light in her eyes.

After a while, Shanzi drove the car from the yard next door to the door.

He jumped out of the car and saw Xing'er sitting obediently on the straw mat waiting for him. His heart was burning, "I'll carry you to the car."

Xing'er pushed him away gently, "I'll go by myself. After all, we haven't gotten married yet. It's not good for others to see us."

Suddenly, she felt a tearing pain between her legs. She gritted her teeth, moved slowly, walked to the door of the yard, and climbed to the car with difficulty.

Shanzi wanted to hug her several times, but she refused.

Xing'er climbed into the carriage and sat down. Shanzi lowered the curtain, sat on the shaft, and drove the mule cart forward slowly.

The wheels moved forward slowly, and Myolie sat in the car, biting her lip to prevent herself from crying.

The mule cart arrived at the inn in more than a quarter of an hour.

It was still very early at this time, and there were only street sweepers and evening incense collectors on the street, and there were not many pedestrians.

Myolie felt the car stop, so she lifted a corner of the curtain and looked outside. The car was parked at the entrance of the inn. She clenched her fists, endured the pain and moved out of the car. She stood beside the car and tried her best to give Shanzi a smile. Smiling, "Wait a minute, I'll ask the shopkeeper to get the money."

Shanzi was trembling all over because of Xing'er's laughter. He didn't know how long it had been since he saw her smile. It seemed that from the night when Xing'er hit the pillar, she never had a good attitude toward him.

"You go, I'll wait for you."

Xing'er walked slowly into the inn, trying her best not to look strange in her footsteps.

The door of the inn had just opened. Shopkeeper Bai was sitting at the counter and smiled at Xing'er, "Why are you here so early today?"

He suddenly found that Xing'er today was different from the past.

Her hair was not neatly combed, and her clothes were wrinkled and looked a little dirty. When she got closer, she felt there was an unpleasant smell.

Xing'er said to him, "Shopkeeper, I want to get back the wages I deposited with you."

Shopkeeper Bai looked at her deeply, and without asking any questions, he opened the money box, took out his account book, counted the money, and handed it to her five taels of silver.

Xing'er thanked Shopkeeper Bai, "I went to pay for the car first."

Only then did Shopkeeper Bai see a mule cart parked at the door.

A young man driving the car kept looking inside.

Xing'er walked up to Shanzi, with her back to the inn, and quickly gave him the five taels of silver in her hand, "This is the silver I have saved for more than a year. You take it first. If it's not enough, I'll find a way to ask him." Someone borrow some.”