Today's breakfast is cold noodles. Hu Yunxiao rolls the noodles by hand and cuts them into thin pieces. After they are cooked, take them out, rinse them with cold water, and mix them with a few drops of sesame oil. Then they won't clump together and can be put on the stove until you wake up.

Then I cut the cucumber into shreds and put them aside, and also crushed the fried peanuts, prepared the onions, ginger, garlic, and even a boiled egg.

As usual, Bai Chi slept until noon, stretched and yawned, slowly went to the kitchen to mix some noodles and ate them, then made himself a cup of honey water to drink, then picked up the kettle and went to the field to find Hu Yunxiao.

Speaking of this, Bai Chi felt helpless.

Because I have to go to the academy in the morning to teach the children to recognize herbs. Although they are learning to recognize herbs, they will also indirectly learn to recognize words.

Before, every time he got up, ate, and rested for a while, he would go to the academy, but Hu Yunxiao was unhappy.

Because he used to get up in the morning and take a walk in the fields no matter whether it was early or late.

To be precise, he went to the fields to see Hu Yunxiao. When it was cool, he waited for Hu Yunxiao to go home together. If it was too hot, he would stay for a while before being sent back by Hu Yunxiao.

But since the small academy in the village was built, Bai Chi went directly to the academy and no longer went to see Hu Yunxiao, so someone was unhappy.

Unless he went hunting, he would always find an excuse to let Bai Chi visit him in the fields first and then go to the academy.

For example, today, Mingguang put the kettle on the table, afraid that Baichi couldn't see it and he would be thirsty all morning.

The bet is that Bai Chi will definitely not let him be thirsty for the whole morning.

What can I do?

As the pillar of the family, it's rare for him to act coquettishly, so he should be pampered, right?

The weather was nice today, so I took an umbrella with me when I went out. I met many people on the way, and they all greeted Bai Chi, without any of the rejection and disgust that the original residents of Qinghe Village had shown.

These people all came from different places. When they first started out from their hometowns, there were many fellow countrymen with them.

Later, people kept splitting up on the road, and those who were sent to different villages came from all over the country, and there were even accent issues at the beginning.

Fortunately, I got used to it over time.

People have gone from being curious about Bai Chi, a man with a head full of white hair, to being accustomed to it now, and they respect Bai Chi very much as he is one of the only two gentlemen and the only doctor in the village.

After strolling around, they finally arrived at the field with Hu Yunxiao looking over from time to time.

Hu Yunxiao, who was sweating profusely in the field, felt all his strength come back the moment he saw Bai Chi, and then he strode to the edge of the field.

"Achi, you're here. That's great. I was just saying I was thirsty because I forgot to bring water today."

As he said this, he took the kettle from Bai Chi's hand. The water was boiled early in the morning and was already cold by now. He drank it directly from his mouth.

Bai Chi did not expose him. After he had drunk enough, he wiped the sweat from his face with a handkerchief, tilted the oil-paper umbrella in his hand to block the view of others, and leaned forward slightly.

It was a quick touch and then separation, but it made someone's eyes light up instantly. If it wasn't in broad daylight, he really wouldn't have done anything.

Bai Chi was somewhat helpless: "You're such a grown-up, yet you're still jealous of a bunch of kids. Is that interesting?"

Hu Yunxiao snorted.

"Every time those little brats see Achi, they get so excited."

It would be strange if he wasn't jealous.

"Isn't it because they like to identify herbs? They can sell them for money."

Nowadays, even children know how to make money.

Hu Yunxiao muttered a few more words. Bai Chi didn't want to waste time talking to him anymore, so he put the kettle under the shade of the tree, waved his hand and left.

A little jealousy can make you happy, but don’t go too far.