He had specially added a hidden channel in the pool that led directly to the outside of the house. He told Lin Changzhong and the others that this was to ensure the flow of water in the pool, but in reality, it was so that the small fish could pass through the hidden channel and go outside at any time.

With some water plants and rocks blocking the view, even if someone really entered the yard, it would be difficult to find the little koi.

Once we move, everything will be fine.

Qin Zhao continued, "I asked someone to make a new lock two days ago. It's finished today. I'll install it after dinner. Let's eat first."

It was Qin Zhao's first time making pastries, and he did quite well. The white, glutinous pastries were cut into small cubes and sprinkled with chopped red dates. They looked just as good as those sold in town.

The little koi fish immediately perked up, raised its head high, and looked expectantly at the pastry in his hand.

Qin Zhao blew on the pastry in his hand to cool it down slightly, broke off a piece and threw it to the little koi.

Before it even entered the water, the little koi fish jumped up and caught it steadily.

The next second, the little koi fell into the water and the whole fish froze.

Under Qin Zhao's expectant and anxious eyes, the little koi's cheeks moved, and he swallowed the pastry with difficulty, but couldn't help but turn upside down.

This is too... too sweet.

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The next day, Qin Zhao got up early as usual.

After dinner last night, Qin Zhao really replaced the lock on the door with a new one and even locked the windows.

The original lock was brought by the Chen family when they rented it. It had been used for many years and was very rotten. I'm afraid an adult man could break it with force.

Although there has never been a precedent of trespassing in private homes in Linxi Village, Qin Zhao has always been cautious and used to being prepared.

He cooked and fed the fish first, then after finishing his own work, he cooked a pot of porridge and rice, and added a few side dishes and packed them together.

When people are hired to work in the village, in addition to wages, they are also provided with a meal.

These days, Qin Zhao would prepare the food at home and send it over, and then stay with them until the afternoon before going home.

Qin Zhao packed the food and made sure the windows were locked before saying goodbye to the little koi and leaving.

The little koi watched the door close in front of him, and heard the new lock click shut. His tail swayed behind him and slowly fell down, slapping the water surface.

He didn't show it in front of Qin Zhao, but in fact, he didn't want to be alone at all.

It's so boring at home. Not only can I not see Qin Zhao, but I also have to worry about whether a cat will come to the house.

Jing Li really wanted to go out to the river with Qin Zhao as they did in the past, follow him around the village, watch him interact with the villagers, and see how he made his life better little by little.

But ever since the news of the koi spread, he never had such an opportunity again.

Jing Li suddenly felt a little aggrieved.

Being a koi is not good at all.

He doesn't want to be a koi at all.

The little koi blew a bubble in the water, turned its head and dived into the water.

Don’t think about it anymore, just go to sleep.

Anyway, as long as I have a good sleep, I will be able to see Qin Zhao again when I wake up.

Jing Li thought this in his heart, curled up in the corner of the wooden barrel, and soon stopped moving.

But he didn't sleep for long.

After an unknown amount of time, Jing Li suddenly heard a noise outside the door.

The house was quiet, making the footsteps outside particularly noticeable, and one could clearly make out more than one or two people. Jing Li instinctively sensed something was amiss and silently surfaced, staring at the closed door.

A moment later, a strange voice sounded outside the door: "Are you sure the koi is here?",,Website m..net,...:

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