Naturally, she wouldn't say that in fact, with the situation of the Zhao family, she and her husband had already thought about it many times, and they knew many situations.

When they returned to Lin's house, Lin Xiaolu had already gone to school and had not met.

Seeing that the big girl came back with these goods, Lin Yu didn't dare to say more, let alone say that there were wild peaches in the miscellaneous house.

Old Man Yu didn't know about the wild peach, so he took the tea poured by his own girl, drank a cup, took some dried fungus, and drove the donkey cart home.

Noon was hot, but it was okay to have a breeze blowing in the donkey cart, and even if you had to rest, of course, you would go home to rest.

The old man was shrewd all his life, and on the way back, he would inevitably ponder and ponder the words of his granddaughter again, and finally he came to a conclusion.

In the future, if the Zhao family bullies his granddaughter and grandson-in-law, it is impossible to say that the rest of their family will stand up and support them, don't be the Lin family, and there is no reliable relatives and elders to support them.

The old man had long forgotten that he had driven away his son-in-law who had come to borrow money and had not interacted with his son-in-law's family for several years, and only thought about not letting his granddaughter be bullied, so he had a little bit of a calf to protect him.

After sending his grandfather away, Lin Xiaofu came back and immediately took his little sister to wash the peaches, made yesterday's wild peaches first and put them in a small jar, and then washed the big peaches he bought.

But she still left a whole basket of peaches untouched, and planned to go to the town tomorrow to do some favors first.

In the evening, Zhao Zicheng went to the net to fish again, and Fang Zhengyang came to drag the fish.

When Lin Xiaolu came back from school, he saw dates, peaches, and watermelons, and he was immediately so happy that he jumped up and down.

Lin Xiaofu soaked the watermelon in water, and said that he would eat it after dinner.

In order to keep his stomach and eat watermelon, Lin Xiaolu even ate less than usual for dinner, which made the family cry and laugh.

Lin Xiaofu was in charge of cutting the watermelon, first cut out two pieces, sent the two people who followed him greedily, and then secretly gave Xiaobaihu a piece.

At this time, the watermelon has seeds, and the little white tiger spits the watermelon seeds into the open space on the side after taking a bite, indicating that when the watermelon comes out when he is older, he will not be hungry for the watermelon outside.

Lin Xiaofu rolled his eyes and ignored him, then cut the remaining watermelon into small pieces and put it in a bowl, and then chopped the melon skin with a few knives.

In this way, no one will find that the watermelon rind does not match a round shape.

Zhao Zicheng came back with water, and Lin Xiaofu directly brought a rice bowl and fed a piece of watermelon to his mouth.

Lin Yu sat at the door of the house with a bowl of watermelon, and held chopsticks in the other hand, but he couldn't laugh or cry.

It turns out that watermelon can still be eaten like this.

The little brother and sister naturally got a bowl, one piece and one bowl, and they ate very happily.

The summer night is cool, the stars are bright, the family sits under the eaves of the upper house and eats and talks, and the yard and the corners of the house are burning with wormwood and smoked mosquitoes.

Because he dried the goods at home and didn't want to be bitten by mosquitoes, Lin Xiaofu quietly put a few dried herbs in the dried wormwood.

She ordered the wormwood, and no one paid attention to anything wrong, this is what Lin Xiaofu has done since he came back from Baishui County this time, and he slept peacefully at night.

The next morning, Yuan Zhan drove a carriage to Nanlin Village.

Yesterday, Fang Zhengyang came to drag fish, Lin Xiaofu asked him to go to the inn to find Hu Bugui and bring Xin'er, it was inconvenient to have no donkey cart at home, they wanted to ask some dates and peaches to sell in the town, so they could place a car.

Because they had long intended to equip the horse with a frame, Hu Bugui thought that the horse was suitable for solo riding, and it was overkill and condescending to be used to pull the cart.