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"Mimizi, how did you make so many bento boxes today?" Mimizi's father got up in the morning and saw that Mimizi was making bento in the kitchen. Mimizi was a little puzzled, and there were half more ingredients than usual.

Mimizi does not have Maria who can carve pumpkins, does not have Baobao and Dudu Lili and bullock carts, transports pumpkins, sells pumpkins, and does not have as much pocket money as Michelle. But Mimizi must not be less caring than others.

The idea of ​​the bento is that James and Langton saw Mimizi’s bento at noon and tasted it. It was delicious, especially the thick soup. Dollar.

Mimizi looked back and thought about it, making a bento cost one dollar and fifty cents, selling it for two dollars, and earning fifty cents, and taking the middle class four days a week, can earn two dollars. In only five weeks, you can buy a tent, and in fifty weeks, you can have ten mosquito nets, Mimi, the more you count, the happier you are.

Mimizi's father heard what his daughter said. "Dad help you."

The father and daughter have no extra money to buy a lot of mosquito nets, but Mimizi wants to use her own hands to do something for African children, especially to help African children who are threatened by malaria with the cooking skills taught by her mother.

Mom will be happy to see Mimizi doing this in heaven. "Is that dad?" Mimizi looked up at his father, and Mimizi's father nodded. "I will, Mimizi, mom will be very happy." Mimizi's father looked at his sensible daughter, his eyes were moist and hot.

"Mimizi wants to donate mosquito nets in her mother's name." Mimizi smiled and shed tears. Wiping his little hands, he said with a smile.

"good."

The bento box is full of love, pack it up, Mimizi carries it on her back, and waits for the school bus to come. "Sister Mimizi." Michelle carried a small basket with ten apples in it, all of which were very heavy, and groaned.

"Sister Michelle, I'll help you."

Mimizi helped carry the basket. Pull Michelle into the car. "Do you want to take the school bus with the baby?" "No, my sister said, I want to drive an ox cart to bring pumpkins to town." Michelle said.

"James is coming up."

As soon as James got into the car, he looked for Mimizi and saw Mimizi. Come over immediately. "Mimizi, I told my mother that I will pay you two dollars a day for your bento."

Mimizi, took out the bento box and handed it to James, who opened it. "Wow, that's awesome." Bento made into a teddy bear head. Omelette, vegetables. The meat pieces are very delicately made.

"And soup.

"

Mimizi handed over the small soup bucket. "One bowl per person." "It's great." James was very happy. "I like the taste of soup."

"It smells really good."

The other children, their little noses twitched. "Sister Mimizi made this by herself." Michelle looked smug, as if she was herself.

"Hey, Michelle, do you want to treat us to an apple?"

Little chubby girl, her mouth is watering when she sees the bento, but the bento is only eaten at noon. I have paid for the meals myself, and I have to eat a nutritious lunch in the kindergarten.

"No. Michelle sells apples."

Michelle said. "Fifty cents a piece."

"Fifty cents, that's a lot of money." A group of little ghosts can only look at it, because fifty cents is too expensive. A group of villains exclaimed loudly, fifty cents, ordinary children have a day's pocket money, and Mimizi only has fifty cents pocket money.

Many children can only look at it, waiting for the school bus to arrive at the kindergarten, Dudu and Baobao are running over quickly.

Just waiting for Dudu to come, the little guy prepared early this morning, and prepared an extra lunch for Sister Maria. "Baby sister, don't tell sister Maria."

"Baby don't tell."

The two villains laughed all the way, and Maria was puzzled all the way, asking and Baobao sister didn't say anything.

Three villains, the square sells pumpkins. Today they are lucky. They bought pumpkins for Halloween to decorate a store. They sold ten pumpkins at a time, and sold more than twenty pumpkins in one morning.

Three dollars and thirty cents, Maria's carved pumpkins sold two more than yesterday, and three carved pumpkins, one dollar and ninety-five cents, added up to more than five dollars.

The three villains were so happy on the road, they ran to the gate of the kindergarten, waiting for Michelle and Mimizi. "It's Mimizi's money." Mimizi took out a dollar and handed it to Dudu, very happy.

"Sister Mimizi, why do you have so much pocket money?"

Dudu asked curiously.

Michelle next to her said. "Sister Mimizi makes bento and sells it to James to make money." As she said that, Michelle was full of small disappointments. Michelle wanted to sell apples to make money, but there was none.

I need pocket money to buy a pen today, and I only have fifty cents left. "How much is the apple?" Dudu looked at it and asked.

"Fifty cents, grandpa wants 30 cents, Michelle 20 cents." Michelle remembered everything with a smug face.

"It's expensive." Michelle said.

"It's not expensive to buy five of them together." Dudu thought of a good way to cut them up and sell them.

"So smart." Michelle clapped her hands and put down the small basket.

"I'm going to tell James them."

Mimizi ran over and told the other children, in this way, two people, or five people, three people, a few children gathered together for a big apple, Michelle was so happy that she sold three apples at once.

After Dudu peeled the apple and cut it open, his small mouth became a little gluttonous, and he swallowed. "Dudu can't eat, sister Michelle sells money to buy mosquito nets for African children."

While peeling apples, Dudu muttered, before class, Michelle, happily give Dudu the remaining 50 cents of pocket money plus 60 cents for selling apples. "One dollar and ten cents, plus the money earned by the pumpkin, five dollars and twenty-five cents, plus one dollar for Dudu and Baobao, and one dollar for sister Mimizi."

Dudu did the calculations with his little hands, and found that they were all eight dollars and thirty-five cents, and they were only short of one dollar and sixty-five cents to buy another mosquito net. "Wow." The little people cheered when they heard it.

Everyone was full of energy, having lunch at noon, Dudu and the baby, pulling Maria together, and Mimizi. "Let's eat together," said the baby.

"Yeah, I brought a lot of food, I can't eat it."

Dudu hurriedly took out the lunch box, two, and a small bucket of soup, and took out the bowls and chopsticks. "Wow, there is an extra chopstick." Dudu blinked his big eyes, full of surprise, and found an extra pair of chopsticks.

"very strange."

said the baby.

"Sister Maria, you can eat." Dudu handed the chopsticks to Maria.

"Maria has steak and bread." Maria took out the wrapped steak and flattened bread.

"Divide the steak." Dudu said and cut a small piece, Baobao cut a small piece, Mimizi was stunned for a moment, and then cut a small piece, and finally Maria only had a small piece.

Maria rubbed her belly, so Maria would be hungry. "Sister Maria, eat quickly." "Yeah." Maria nodded, and the elder sister pretended to have a lot of food.

"Sister Michelle, why haven't you come yet?"

Dudu asked while eating. "The teacher in the office buys apples." The chubby girl was holding a small lunch box.

Michelle, take the basket to the teacher's office. : "Come in, Michelle." Cynthia beckoned Michelle to come in. "How many apples do you have, Michelle?"

"Five." Michelle looked at it.

"The teachers bought them all. The teachers have heard about your donation of mosquito nets to African children. It's awesome." Cynthia said.

"Thank you, teacher."

Michelle took out a small knife and was about to sharpen it for Teacher Cynthia, and Cynthia waved her hand with a smile. "No, I'll take it home to eat."

"Oh fine."

Michelle nodded and put away the knife. "Michelle, sell me the apple tomorrow." Another teacher said, and other teachers expressed their purchases one after another.

Michelle blinked her eyes, full of joy, and nodded her head vigorously. "Um."

"Sister Michelle, come quickly."

When Michelle came back, Dudu waved her little hand. "It's delicious meat." "It's delicious meat." Michelle and others ran over, carrying the dinner plate. "A lot of sour meat."

Sweet and sour chicken willow is the most favorite dish of little people. "It's delicious, thank you sister." Michelle ate the meat, and suddenly remembered something.

Putting down the dinner plate, he took out a dollar and handed it to Dudu. "Michelle just earned a dollar." The villain said triumphantly, Dudu was happy, Gao Gao had given him twenty cents, and now he has another dollar.

In that case, Dudu was only forty-five cents short of a mosquito net. "Wow, you can buy a mosquito net just by selling three little pumpkins."

"Um."

Dudu nodded, and a group of villains cheered. "Hurry up and eat something, and sell pumpkins with a full stomach, and you can talk loudly."

The villains nodded in unison. After school, Michelle and Mimizi continued to beeping on the phone, called home, and told them to go back later. Both Anderson and Mimizi's father said they would come and pick them up at 4:30.

The five villains came to the central square of the town together, and happened to meet Marbury and Mickey. "Grandpa Marbury, Brother Mickey." Dudu said a few words, and Li Han was very funny every time he heard them.

"Baby, why haven't you gone back yet?"

It's four o'clock now, and kindergarten is over early. "Go and buy mosquito nets, and then go back." "Mosquito nets, don't you have any at home, did dad ask you to buy them?" Marbury asked.

"Let's go, I'll take you there."

"Know where?"

But Marbury still insisted on sending a few little guys over. "Hey, it's you again, what do you want to buy?" "Mosquito net, it's ten dollars." Dudu, holding a bunch of change and putting it on the cashier.

"Didn't you buy mosquito nets yesterday?"

The supermarket cashier was very puzzled. Yesterday, several little guys came to buy mosquito nets. In fact, the little guys brought too much change, and they were so small. The impression of a few of them coming to buy mosquito nets was too deep. (To be continued. If you like this work, welcome to come)

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