Space Farming: The Rough Man Orion Dotes on His Wife Excessively

Chapter 115 Heavy Rain

After the price was agreed upon, the cattle dealer said sheepishly, "I didn't bring a bowl myself, and I have to go with the bowl. I sell a bowl of milk for two cents, and I only make milk money. Do you think you can get the bowl from home?" bring here?"

"I'll wait for you here."

After a pause, he was afraid that the customer would run away, so he continued, "If you are not in a hurry to drink, can I deliver the milk you want to your home after I close the stall?"

Gu Rao chose the latter.

"My family lives on South Street, the third one past Shiqiao."

The cattle dealer nodded in agreement.

"okay."

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After Gu Rao returned home, she originally wanted to go upstairs and take a nap immediately, but she always felt that her clothes were stained with an uncomfortable smell outside. She did not dare to go to bed to rest without taking a shower or changing clothes. Even if she rested, she would not be able to rest well.

I had no choice but to drag my tired body to the kitchen to boil water and take a shower.

Bieye said, "You go find a change of clothes and I'll boil the water."

Gu Rao was too tired, so he didn't refuse. When he got to the second floor, he found a set of clothes for himself to change from the closet, and also found Bieye's clothes.

After going downstairs, Bieye had already poured hot water into the tub.

Bieye said, "You take a good soak and I'll make dinner."

Gu Rao was about to be polite as usual when the words reached his lips and he swallowed them.

"I don't have much appetite tonight, just make something to fill my stomach."

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Gu Rao took a comfortable hot bath. When she came out, the food was already on the table.

Bieye made a pot of vegetable porridge, fried a plate of pickles, and cut a plate of pickled radishes.

"I'm seasick and can't eat meat, so I'll have some vegetable porridge to appetise."

Gu Rao drank a bowl of vegetable porridge with pickles and pickled radish, and all the fatigue in his body dissipated.

At this moment, there was a knock on the door.

Bieye stood up and opened the door.

The cattle dealer carried the load. After the door opened, he put the load down and said, "I have kept the milk you asked for. There is more than two bowls left, so I will give it to you as a gift."

No one in his family could taste the milk, and there were no children at home to drink milk. The remaining milk would probably have to be thrown away when he took it home.

Instead of wasting it, give it away.

Gu Rao followed Bieye. Hearing what the cattle dealer said, he took a look inside the barrel of milk. Sure enough, there was still half a barrel left.

"There are so many more, and they are all given to us?"

The cattle dealer nodded.

"Sent to you."

Gu Rao gave the cattle dealer five cents.

The cattle dealer quickly waved his hand and said, "You only bought two bowls of milk, and I only charged you four cents. I gave you the rest of the milk at no charge to you."

Gu Rao remembered the news he had seen in his previous life that farmers would rather pour milk into the river than give it to the poor for free.

"Aren't you afraid that the milk you gave me has already met my needs and I won't spend money to buy milk from you tomorrow?"

The cattle dealer was startled when he heard this.

He had never thought about this problem before. Would giving free milk to others affect his milk-selling business?

Although he realized that he had done something stupid, he still held on to a glimmer of hope and said, "Didn't you say you wanted to buy a bucket of milk? There is only a small half bucket here, which should not be enough."

Gu Rao joked, "Then I will only buy half a barrel tomorrow."

The cattle dealer's face suddenly turned bitter.

"really?"

Gu Rao said with a smile, "Not seriously."

The cattle dealer breathed a sigh of relief, paused, and said hesitantly, "Do you want a bucket of milk for tomorrow?"

Gu Rao gave the cattle dealer a deposit of ten cents to make the cattle dealer feel at ease.

"Can you deliver the milk early tomorrow?"

The cattle dealer was delighted.

"it is good!"

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After the cattle dealer left, Gu Rao poured out two bowls of milk to make milk tea.

Bieye helped light the fire.

Gu Rao poured water into the pot. After the water boiled, he added a handful of Jinsi Souchong black tea. After boiling, put it out and set aside. After the pot was dry, he added a little white sugar to bring out the caramel color. Then he poured in the black tea water and started again. boiled.

Finally, pour in two bowls of milk, simmer over low heat for a while, and serve without boiling.

He brought a bowl to Bieye and said expectantly, "Try how it tastes."

Bieye doesn't like drinking milk very much and is a little hesitant when he smells the taste of milk.

Gu Rao advised, "The milk will lose its milky smell once it is boiled. What's more, there is black tea and caramel to neutralize the milky smell. Just take a sip. If you still don't like it, I will drink it myself."

But, could she really drink that much by herself?

Bie Ye seemed to notice her embarrassment and lowered his head to take a sip from Gu Rao's hand.

Gu Rao asked for confirmation, "Does it taste good?"

Biyeye hummed.

"tastes good."

This was his first time trying this taste, and there was some novelty in his eyes.

Gu Rao saw that he was not saying nice things just to coax her, and said happily, "I prefer to drink iced milk tea than hot milk tea. There is no ice now. It tastes better if you drink it cooler."

"It's too late today and I didn't have time to make other ingredients. This is the simplest milk tea. I'll let you try a better milk tea when I have time next time."

icy.

Bieye silently remembered it in his heart.

The weather is getting hotter and hotter now. Although the temperature has dropped in the past few days, it is still a bit muggy.

Gu Rao put the milk tea aside and said to Bieye, "Let the milk tea cool down before drinking it. I will make the remaining milk into milk cake and put it in a water tank with cold water. You can eat it tomorrow."

"Milk cakes are very simple to make. I can do it by myself. You can take this time to take a bath and feel better after taking a bath."

Bieye said, "Okay."

Gu Rao rinsed the pot for the first time, then poured all the remaining milk into the pot, added sugar and cornstarch, and stirred over low heat until it became thick.

Spread a layer of gauze on the sieve, and then pour the hot milk paste into the sieve.

Finally, put the sieve in the water tank and it will solidify when you wake up tomorrow morning.

The couple closed the kitchen door and the courtyard door, carried two bowls of milk tea, and went upstairs one after another.

The sky is getting darker.

Gu Rao opened the window and felt a cool breeze. He looked outside and saw the rustling leaves of the camphor tree in the yard. He reached out to the window to feel the cool breeze.

"Is it going to rain tonight?"

As soon as he finished speaking, heavy rain poured down, and before he could take his hand back, he was caught in the rain.

Gu Rao, "..."

The rain came so suddenly!

Bieye came to Gu Rao's side with a smile in his eyes.

"Didn't you say you were tired before? Why don't you go to bed now that you're upstairs?"

Gu Rao took back his wet hand and shook the water on it, but it was still wet. Moonlight glanced at the man who was laughing at him, turned his eyes, and pretended to casually put his hand on Bieye's arm. He rubbed it on Bieye's arm and rubbed the water on his clothes.

Don't rag wild, "..."

Seeing Bieyee's expression freeze, Gu Rao knew that his little trick had been discovered, but he didn't feel guilty at all. He pretended that nothing happened and said, "It's too late, let's go to bed early."

After saying that, he held Bieye's arm and walked towards the bed.

Bieye turned back and glanced at the wide open window, intending to go back and close the window, but he was still pulled away by his wife. After she let go of his arm, he turned around and closed the window.

Gu Rao sat on the edge of the bed, holding a bowl and sipping milk tea.

After half a bowl, I couldn't drink any more.