Chapter 321 The Little Spider Has Grown Up

"Squeak!" Josh, how could you steal the berries from the shrew? Look how sad it is!

The Kongyan Rat had all the plans in mind before it came, and was very aggressive. But it became weak as soon as it came in front of Qiao Xi. It didn't dare to make a sound.

The more he spoke, the quieter his voice became.

What’s going on, brother? The Grass Rat pulled the Rock Rat that was hiding behind it.

Who is going to do justice for it? What's going on!

"You're talking about blackberries. I picked them. What's the problem?" Josh said unjustifiably.

Josh's frank tone made the two mice a little confused. What was going on? Shouldn't they feel embarrassed, apologize, and compensate them with more delicious food?

Why is it so natural?

Why?

"Squeak." No, nothing.

Nothing, nothing, the grass mouse looked angry, "Squeak!" There are only a few thornberries left! Give it back to me, Josh!

It put its hands on its hips, took two steps forward, and stretched out a paw to ask Josh for it.

"If I hadn't helped you pick those cranberries, they would have been sunburned in just a few days in such a hot day. Instead of thanking me, you want me to return them to you? Grass-tailed rat, I didn't expect you to be that kind of rat!" Qiao Xi argued and turned the tables.

"Squeak!" I, I can eat dried fruits! The little mouse was not convinced.

"The thornberries will only dry out and become a layer of skin, not delicious dried fruit." Josh reminded it with a smile.

The Grass Rat choked and said, "Okay, okay, I can't argue with Josh."

The rat was so mad that his cheeks were puffed up with air.

"Well, I originally wanted to help you pick cranberries and make delicious pink cakes to share with you, but I didn't expect you to be so stingy and not understand my kindness. Well, forget it, I'll just be a bad guy and eat it by myself." Josh muttered to himself, glancing at the two mice.

What, what! It turned into a delicious little cake!

"Squeak!" No, that's not what I meant. I mean,

The little mouse squeaked for a long time, but no sound came out.

Instead, both mice came close to Josh.

"Squeak!" Josh, I didn't come here with the grass rat, would you like to share it with me?

? ! ! The grass rat turned around and looked at the hateful squirrel. What are you talking about?

Well, it decisively abandoned its bottom line, pulled Josh's clothes, and followed his example.

"Squeak~" Josh, I actually came here to play with you. You know, I like to joke around, and you would be willing to share with me, right?

Seeing that Josh was unmoved, the two mice did their best to flatter Josh countless times.

Josh was so amused by these two fence-sitters that he was speechless.

"Okay, stop flattering me and stand still." Qiao Xi gave an order, and the two mice on the table stood in a certain position as soldiers, standing straight and motionless, feeling extremely nervous.

Josh turned around, opened the freezer, and took out the refrigerated pink cake.

Looking back and seeing the two mice with trembling whiskers, Josh couldn't help laughing. Forget it, after teasing them for so long, he might as well let them go.

“Okay, today, the generous Josh will forgive you. Find a place to sit.”

"Squeak!" "Squeak!" Yeah yeah!

The two mice dragged out two miniature plates from the corner. These were their own small mouse plates, which were kept in the farm hut and used every time they ate.

Josh washed it clean, I like it.

Looking at these two servile mice, Qiao Xi almost lost his patience. They looked so greedy, and I don’t know who passed it on to whom, but how come they looked exactly the same?

After being refrigerated, the cream on the surface of the pink cake solidified slightly. Josh gently cut it, and the rich jam rolled out along the gap where the knife was cut. Josh dipped a little with his finger and put it into his mouth. Hmm, it tasted even better.

Two rats don't need much, a small piece is enough, and the remaining one is for Josh, one for Oswin, one for the big-tailed yak, and one for the brown-headed vulture.

No, we can’t divide it up, so let’s just go on a first-come, first-served basis. Whoever goes home first eats first. Those who don’t get to eat will just be unlucky.

The pink cake was sweet and delicate, but a little greasy. Qiao Xi stopped eating after eating a small portion. The bitter candy drink was her new favorite recently. The light taste of blue sea salt made her unable to stop. She took a bite and felt refreshed and relieved.

After drinking the cold drinks, the two mice disappeared somewhere. Not only the pigs but also the two mice fell asleep after eating.

Digging Pig (Don't read the bad reviews!)

There was a rustling sound in the room, and Qiao Xi slapped his head, "Ah, I forgot about you!"

The little woolly spiders have been hatched for a long time, and Josh has been keeping them in this incubator and dares not let them out.

Once, the lid was accidentally not closed, and when Josh returned to the farm cabin, he was faced with a room full of colorful spider silk and a desperate rag-rag kitten.

According to the victim cat, Little Mop, the whole day was a complete mess. Countless spiders fell from the sky and covered the entire building with a new look. No matter how hard it tried, it couldn't be cleaned up as it was submerged by endless spider silk.

After Josh urgently called all the woolly spiders back to the incubator, it took him a whole day and night to clean it up.

So from then on, Josh never dared to let them out to play again.

However, after being fed by the big woolly spiders and supplemented by Josh, these little guys are now able to live in the wild like their mothers.

They are now grown strong and can no longer stay in this hateful incubator.

If Josh hadn't told them to weave webs and make spider silk mats when they had nothing to do, they would have caused a big fuss long ago.

Josh opened the incubator, and the little spiders inside who were secretly doing bad things and trying to escape from prison cheered, "It's so hot, the skylight is finally opened!"

Josh patted the box and told them the good news directly: "We are going to let you go out and live independently."

Great! Great! The little spiders were so happy in their small hatching box.

"But!" Josh took precautions in advance. "The little spiders that don't behave well will still be taken back and continue to live in the incubator. When you go out, you should weave webs and build nests first. Let me see how well you have practiced your skills, okay? Don't just play around."

Okay, okay. When the little spiders heard that they could go out, they all agreed as there was nothing they couldn't agree to.

Since these little spiders hatched, there have been big spiders giving them lessons and helping them practice their skills. Their overall level is much stronger than when their parents were young.

So Josh wasn't too worried about their ability to survive in the wild.

"Okay, come out one by one." The box was too big to hold, so Josh found a wheelbarrow from the farm and let the little spiders jump in and walk along the path on the farm. If they wanted to live there, they could jump down and make their own choice.

The farm is safe now and you can live anywhere.

Whenever they arrive at a suitable location, the little spiders jump down in twos and threes. They still like to live in groups.

(End of this chapter)