The Peasant Girl’s Splendid Manor

Mo Yan and the others had been busy all morning, and their backs and hands were indeed a little sore. They were glad that someone came to help them, so they happily put down their kitchen knives and took off their aprons.

At this time, Da Nier brought tea and poured a bowl for each person who came to help.

Mo Yan picked it up and took a sip. The sweet taste filled the air, but it was filled with sugar. She didn't like this kind of sugar water, so she reluctantly drank half the bowl and put it on the table. But she didn't want to be seen by a seven or eight-year-old child, so she rushed over happily and drank the remaining half of the bowl of sugar water in one go. The bottom of the bowl was turned upside down, and the bottom of the bowl was filled again with unfulfilled interest.

Mo Yan's eyes widened and she stretched out her hand to stop him, but it was too late. She didn't think that the child was rude and drank her sugar water without asking, but she just felt that it was too unhygienic and made her somewhat uncomfortable.

"Oh, you greedy thing, why did you drink your sister Mo's sugar water?"

The child's mother, one of the women who came to help, originally saw the child drinking half a bowl of sugar water and thought the child was smart. But then seeing Mo Yan's expression change, she thought she was reluctant to part with it, so she quickly put down the bowl and pulled it over. The child slapped his butt and cursed loudly.

"Wow wow wow——"

What do young children know? Seeing their mother, who rarely touched him, beating and scolding him, he was so frightened that he burst into tears. After a while, his face was covered with tears and snot, and he looked extremely pitiful.

It was not a big deal at first, but being made such a fuss made Mo Yan very embarrassed. He rushed to stop the woman who wanted to beat the child again: "What do you know about children? It's just half a bowl of sugar water. If you know He likes to drink, so I gave him a whole bowl. Auntie doesn’t want to be beaten like this. If you break the child and suffer the consequences, you’ll feel bad too, right?”

The woman walked down the steps, stopped her hand, and said, "You can't let your child get used to it. If he does something wrong, beat him until he realizes his mistake. Otherwise, when he grows up, he will cause trouble!"

"Auntie is good at raising children, and this child looks well-behaved. Auntie is a blessing!" Mo Yan echoed a few words with a smile, and others followed suit, and the woman finally let go.

Children of this age already know how to maintain their self-esteem. In front of so many people, being beaten and scolded by their mother, the previous fear passed and they began to feel aggrieved again. He angrily grabbed the little clay figurine he was playing with before, and ran out of the yard quickly with his little legs, and soon disappeared.

Seeing this, Mo Yan felt a little worried and reminded the woman to get the child back.

But the woman picked up the kitchen knife and continued to chop vegetables, and said without raising her head: "This damn boy is more timid than a rabbit. He doesn't dare to run around. He will naturally come back to the table later!"

Mo Yan thought that the village was relatively safe, and even if there was a disagreement between the adults, they would not do anything to the children behind their backs, so she said nothing more.

No one took this incident seriously. Seeing the sun rising higher and higher, the makeshift stove in the yard was also set on fire. Cut vegetables and meat were poured in basins, stir-fried and then taken out of the pot, turning into plates of delicious dishes with full color, fragrance and flavor. .

Apart from the Mo family, the Wu family has no other relatives here. The guests invited to the greenhouse this time are all those who have a good relationship with the Wu family.

When it was almost noon, Mo Qingze, who had already rested, came over carrying the table at home. The other invited people also came over with tables, chairs and benches. Yang Bao and several village elders arrived before the banquet. After sending congratulatory gifts, they were Tie Tou led him to sit on the front seat.

The head table was full, and other people also found their seats and sat down, waiting for the food to be served and the banquet started. There were also a group of children surrounding each table. Children were not allowed to serve, so the adults who brought the children asked them to stand on the side with bowls and chopsticks. When the food came, they would pick some for them.