Su Ruobai also wanted to see it.

Looking around, there were large, crooked stones left over from the construction of irrigation ditches, lying haphazardly in the wasteland by the roadside.

These stones were all quarried from the mountains by stonemasons.

Parallel lines were also carved on each surface.

Su Ruobai went over and wanted to move two pieces over and stack them up so that they could stand on them and look at them.

Before he could even bend down and exert any force, Aunt Xiao saw him.

He yelled in exasperation, "You brat, what are you trying to do?"

Everyone's attention shifted from the Wu family's courtyard to Aunt Xiao.

Who are they talking about?

Then, following Aunt Xiao's gaze, I saw Su Ruobai.

When Su Ruobai first heard it, she didn't realize it was her.

Aunt Xiao's words were anything but pleasant.

She thought someone had bullied Aunt Xiao and was thinking of hurrying back to support her mother-in-law.

When she turned around, she saw her mother-in-law standing behind her.

He slapped himself on the shoulder: "What are you doing? Huh? What are you doing?"

Su Ruobai looked innocent: "I didn't do anything!"

I really didn't do anything!

Aunt Xiao slapped her again: "Are you going to move the stones?!"

Su Ruobai nodded: "Yes, let's move it over there so we can step on it."

One sentence earned him another slap.

"You brat, you're still moving stones?!"

That rock must weigh several hundred pounds, and you're still moving it!

You just had a baby, you can't do anything.

Didn't I tell you? Didn't I tell you not to touch anything heavy? Ah, have you forgotten?

Su Ruobai: It seems that's true!

Aunt Xiao: "You better behave yourself!"

Su Ruobai said helplessly, "Fine!"

Everyone: Aunt Xiao is amazing!

Another voice came from the Wu family courtyard: "I'm in charge of this house! If you can live with it, great; if not, get out!"