The Villain In the Novel Reborn As His Own Daughter

Chapter 27: Dividing ‘the stolen goods’ (3)

The eldest aunt stopped Bai Lie with one sentence, and then neatly took out three bowls and divided the millet in the small cloth bag into three equal parts.

Bai Lie quickly picked up the cloth bag with quick eyes and hands, took a bowl and put it back at random.

 “The mother-in-law’s share was given to me by my sister-in-law.”

 After he finished speaking, he picked up Shu Yue with the millet and walked out.

　　A total of one kilogram of millet, if divided equally, each portion will only be three or two. Anyone can calculate this, and Bai Lie is confident that Aunt Bai will not dare to tamper with it.

Aunt Bai looked at the cloth bag that had been taken away. She was a little reluctant to part with it at first, but smelling the increasingly strong smell of meat from the stove, she confirmed that she had smelled it right before. She was glad that the old lady left early. She would smell it later.

Erya chuckled and lowered his voice, "Second uncle chopped up two pig's trotters and one pig's tail and put them in the pot."

Aunt Bai clicked Erya, "The fire is getting hotter. Mom will go and chat with you. Your third uncle is going to get married at the end of the year and is looking for a job. Mom will go and ask what the plan is." This means that she wants to The intention of holding back the old lady.

The old lady felt sorry for her eldest daughter and youngest son. The old lady found out that the meat was so light that half of it was taken off.

Erya nodded.

“Okay, I’ll call my second uncle first.”

It would be a shame if the family members dared to commit the crime even though they knew what the old lady was thinking.

Bai Lie, you do n’t provoke him, he ’s so good, but if it’ s related to eating, whoever says is not easy to make, even the old lady. -

At this time, Bai Lie and Shu Yue were already standing at the door of their house. Shu Yue slowly took out the key from her pocket and handed it to Bai Lie with a wild look in her eyes.

Hmm, I feel like I’ve exposed some skills!

Bai Lie obviously didn't think much as he took the key and opened the door.

 Father and daughter looked at each other, and then...

 The sound of laughter burst out.

"You're not scared, are you?" Bai Lie felt relieved when he saw that Shuyue's clothes were not wet.

Shu Yue’s mouth twitched, “No, no.”

Bai Lie's performance was quite similar. If it weren't for the fact that what he brought out was nothing compared to what they kept in private, she almost believed it.

Bai Lie's voice was full of joy.

 “My daughter is still smart.”

 He actually did it on an impromptu basis.

Originally, when he took out a pound of millet, he planned to divide it half and bring back the other half. With this half of the millet, no one could say anything about the smell or something coming out of their house if the fire was turned on.

But let’s do it!

From the corner of his eye, he saw that his daughter, whether looking at the old lady or the eldest daughter-in-law, looked strange and alienated, just like when he first came back this time.

 What does it mean that her daughter, a well-behaved little girl, is a stranger to them?

 Daughter-slave never thinks that his daughter has done anything wrong, it’s all others who are wrong.

 It must be that they are not close to Shuyue. How could Shuyue be close to them?

At that moment Bai Lie changed his mind.

The old lady is partial to her eldest daughter and her youngest son, and the eldest daughter-in-law is also partial to her small family.

He said that he would ask Shu Yue to help him make decisions in the future. He could often get some food and drink from here. Then could the old lady and the eldest daughter-in-law coax Shu Yue to be nice to Shu Yue?

As for whether they could coax something out of Shu Yue's hand, Bai Lie actually didn't care at all. His daughter was smart, and even if she coaxed her out, she would just pay for her lessons.

Shu Yue, who didn't know that her biological father was still waiting for her to be taught a lesson, turned her academic-level mind and didn't think of the harm in doing so. She simply let it go and took out the family heirloom on her chest.

This thing…

 When I was drying grain before, I seemed to have a fever.

   This is an additional update of the recommendation vote.

 (End of this chapter)