Thanks for the invitation: In ancient times, people shared children

Chapter 222

When the child has something bothering him, he still talks to Yundou for a while as usual.

I don't know when it started, but they became able to talk about anything.

But the child privately thought that they were not particularly good sisters, at most they were friends, which was far worse than the relationship between her and Waiya.

Maybe it’s because Yundou often says things she doesn’t like to hear.

For example, the child told her about Xu Cong.

Yundou was surprised and said, "How could you be so stupid? Even if you encountered him, you couldn't tell the government. What if the government was unreasonable and he really did something? Wouldn't you be an accomplice?"

"Oh, why bother about him harming others? As long as he doesn't harm you, that's fine."

For example, the child talked to her about snakes.

Yundou looked around, then slumped his shoulders and whispered, "Where is it? Why do you care? Just kill it and you'll get a demon pill for free. That thing must be quite valuable, right? Besides, it's a snake. If it gets out and bites someone, they'll chase you away."

"What? You dare give it to someone else? What if he betrays you?"

"By the way, what does the demon pill look like? Can you let me take a look?"

"Oh, just one glance, I'm not greedy for yours."

"Tsk, if you don't want to give it to me, then don't give it to me. Did the snake agree when you took it?"

She twisted her body and turned her face away, ignoring the child.

If it were Waiya, she wouldn't say these things... Maybe she would, but Waiya said that she would definitely support the child in the future and would run around with her busy and chattering.

But Yundou just wants the child to be more sober and not pay attention to irrelevant things. Whether others are good or not has nothing to do with her.

Children have learned from a young age that meddling in other people's affairs will bring bad luck.

But if she was the one who caused this trouble, how could she not intervene?

Yundou didn't understand her at all and just kept chattering.

Upon closer examination, it cannot be said that her words were not for her own good.

It's really annoying...

Just like a little child, he always says things that shake her.

The child touched the demon pill in her arms and hesitated for a moment, but happened to see Yundou tilting her head slightly and looking at her furtively with squinted eyes.

Child:……

She stood up and walked away, suddenly remembering that Mrs. Chai asked her to get something.

Yundou's expectation was dashed, and he could only roll his eyes and mutter, "Stingy guy, I don't even want to see it."

The child had not walked far yet, so he naturally heard it and thought to himself: If it is true, then it would be great.

It just so happened that the child didn't want to show it to her.

Otherwise, if the two of them kept nagging for a while, the child might not be willing to return the magic pill.

Although it was useless to her, it could still be exchanged for some money. Not to mention others, Zhang Fengci would definitely be happy to buy it. Even if he didn't need it, he loved collecting those things, and he could use them to pay off some debts later.

This kind of thing is really unbearable.

The child wanted to use the excuse of working to hide from Yindou, but he couldn't help it, and the two of them got together again in the afternoon.

Talk a lot, haha.

Really, all the chefs who could speak the same way found these two a bit annoying.

It seems like there is no end to what I can say.

They chatter all day long, and they don't have to worry about their saliva splashing into the pot, so they don't even need to take a break.

Every day when he comes, he starts talking without getting bored.

It's strange that they haven't delayed their work yet, you help me and I help you...

One of the cooks looked at her own conversation partner and wondered: Why doesn't she help me?

Little did she know that her partner also thought the same thing, and thought: Who would want to be tired when they have nothing to do? Only these little girls are stupid. I can't do that. If she doesn't help me, I won't help her. If she helps me, I will pretend to help her.

The two looked at each other and became a pair of good sisters who loved each other.

After work, the child couldn't wait to run to find Zhang Fengci, but unfortunately he hadn't come back yet. The child had to stand at the door and look in. He couldn't help wondering if he was disobedient and was bitten by the snake, or if the snake was gifted and had a pill, broke the jar and bit him, or if he was greedy and couldn't help stewing it.

Many bad thoughts come to mind.

But none of this happened, and Zhang Fengci came back holding the jar.

As soon as they met, he said to her in a sarcastic tone: "Oh, it's really strange, why are you so filial today and even come to pick me up? It really seems that you need help from others, and you are very diligent."

The child who ran to the entrance of the alley smiled and took the jar and the food box from his hand and said:

"If you like, I can pick you up every day. My snake is not dead, is it?"

Zhang Fengci laughed and scolded, "Stop talking nonsense! You were just trying to pick me up, but you showed your true colors before you could even finish your nice words. Look for yourself, I didn't touch it. If it dies, that's its fate."

This is really disturbing.

The children have no hands free.

I wanted to move the lid with my chin, but got scolded again.

Zhang Fengci said she was stupid: "Mani? Mani? You're afraid it can't bite you, so you offer your neck to it. Why don't you just cut yourself into pieces and feed it to it, so it doesn't have to work hard to eat."

Children are not good at cutting meat to feed eagles.

I felt a bit foolish, so I decided to wait until I got inside to see what was going on.

At this time, someone from the An family came and said that she was her daughter and asked her to come over and talk.

Child: “Me?”

"Exactly."

Child: It’s definitely not a good thing.

Sister Xi never talks to her, it is always the children who talk to her.

But since someone came to invite him, the child didn't have the courage to refuse, so he had to put down the jar and follow them.

But the maid did not take her to An's house, but led her to the yamen.

It turns out that she took on this job when she was delivering food.

After the person arrived, she packed up the lunch box and went back.

An Xi sipped her tea and said politely, "Have you eaten yet? If not, I'll ask them to get you some food. The food they just delivered was too little. I wanted to leave some for you, but I'm really hungry."

The child wanted to try the food in the government office, but she was not hungry:

"I've eaten, no need to bother. What's the matter with Sister Xi calling me here?"

"What are you talking about? If my sister is fine, I won't call you?"

An Xi's smile was similar to her father's, and the child could tell at a glance that it was fake, and fake with bad intentions.

"It seems...right." Since she asked, the child answered.

An Xi put the tea bowl down heavily, and her tone became like her mother's, very gentle: "You child, really, you always say things that your sister doesn't like to hear. Forget it this time, but don't do it next time. But this time I called you here because I really want your help to take a look at something."

"Let's take a look?" the child asked doubtfully, "Did they catch a ghost?"

An Xi: "No, I just came back not long ago and haven't gone yet. My men are looking for it."

"So what do you want me to see?"

Children wouldn't think of it, and even if it was a ghost, An Xi could see it herself by using talisman paper or something like that to open the Yin Eyes.

An Xi smiled at her, stood up and took her to the coroner: "Here, that one, go and identify it, is it the ghost you saw?"

The child shrank his neck and shook his head, "No."

"Then you are an accomplice!" An Xi said smoothly, "What is your intention in bringing ghosts into the city?"

"I, I, I am wronged! I just meant well!"