Lin Bao is the youngest girl in the Lin family. She is spoiled by Chen Hongyan and has a bad temper. No one likes her except her two biological brothers from the eldest wife's family.

Even if she followed Lin Han and the others out to hunt pheasants, none of Lin Han, Lin Qiang, or Lin Yin would pay any attention to her.

But Lin Bao didn't realize how annoying he was and kept chattering beside him.

The four of them first went to the village entrance, where several people of their age were already waiting.

Both men and women.

Seeing Lin Han and the others coming, a boy said, "We've been waiting for you for a long time!"

"Yeah." Lin Han responded: "I was looking for something at home, so I was late."

Lin Yin glanced at a few people, all of whom were her childhood friends from the same village.

When her eyes fell on a boy, it happened that the boy was also looking at Lin Yin.

When the two people's eyes met, the boy was startled. He obviously didn't expect to be caught peeping, so he immediately turned his head away to divert his gaze.

Lin Yin frowned slightly, and it took her several seconds to figure out who this was.

It’s Xu San from the west end of the village.

Lin Yin thought about seeing Xu San's mother at the door of her house yesterday. She guessed that Xu San's mother had believed Shen Hongyan's words and must have told Xu San to stay away from her and not play with her.

Lin Yin was helpless and just shrugged without saying anything.

It’s better not to explain. If she explains with good intentions and is then considered scheming, she will never be able to clear herself even if she jumps into the Yellow River.

Everyone was there, and several people went up the mountain together.

They were all born and raised in the village. They lived here when they were young and often went up the mountain to play, so they are very familiar with the environment on the mountain.

This time they went up the mountain just to shoot a bird, or at least get a few bird eggs.

Don't count on pheasants, rabbits or anything like that.

Pheasants and hares are very smart and agile, making them difficult to catch.

They are very sensitive to humans. If you get even a little closer, they will immediately notice you and run away, making it impossible to catch up.

Lin Yin followed Lin Han carrying her small basket.

There are a lot of herbs on the mountain, but I guess I won’t be able to come up here every day in the future, so I’d better pick more herbs now and dry them in the sun.

He dug along the way and soon he had dug up half a basket.

Lin Qiang was shocked to see Lin Yin digging up so much useless grass.

"Sister, you are so kind! You still remember our sheep when you go out to play. But do our sheep eat this grass?"

Lin Yin: “…”

She twitched her lips speechlessly and looked at Lin Qiang.

Lin Qiang was still confused, not knowing where he had said it wrong. He scratched his head and said, "Sister, what's wrong?"

"Nothing." Lin Yin silently gathered her small basket: "It's not your fault that you haven't studied much. I don't despise you."

Lin Qiang was even more confused.

After a few people arrived at the mountain, they found the bird's nest soon.

Seeing that there was no bird in the bird's nest, Lin Qiang was the first to climb the tree.

Lin Qiang has been naughty since he was a child. Climbing trees is not a problem for him and he can climb up very easily.

With one foot on a thick branch and one hand tightly hugging the tree, he freed up one hand to dig out the bird's nest.

When he touched the bird eggs inside, his eyes lit up.

He quickly stuffed the things into his pockets and climbed down.

As soon as he got out of the forest, Qiang ran towards Lin Yin with the bird eggs as if he was presenting a treasure.

"Look, sis, I got it."

Lin Qiang was so happy that Lin Yin was also infected by his emotions.

Seeing him handing the bird egg to her, she was about to reach out to take it, but Lin Bao stood in front of Lin Yin and snatched the bird egg from Lin Qiang's hand without saying a word, his eyes lighting up.

"Wow, what a harvest! My bird eggs!"