Lu Hui watched from the side and finally had nothing to say.
No matter what the reason, the Ye family really helped their own family.
As for what Ye Laizi had said before, she gradually began to have doubts in her heart.
While Xiao Huang was busy plowing the soil, the Ye family was enjoying a hearty meal and drinking.
Although Ye Lao Da and Ye Lao Si were not at home, Ye Juan'er and Liu Quan were there, and with the rabbit meat made by Ye Dasao, everyone ate, drank, and chatted, and the atmosphere was very good.
The most popular dish among the children is naturally the braised rabbit meat, but at the table of adults, everyone prefers the spicy one.
The spiciness made them cry, but they were still reluctant to put down their chopsticks.
Ye Changnian went out to use the restroom. When he came back, he accidentally glanced at the east room and was immediately startled. He immediately ran back to the west room and said, "Mom, Dad and the others are crying because of eating!"
"You're crying because of eating?" Mrs. Ye asked in confusion, "Why are you crying? Did you drink too much?"
"I don't know. I saw Second Uncle, Dad, Uncle Meng, and Uncle Gu all crying."
This was new to them. Second Sister-in-law Ye and Third Sister-in-law Ye looked at each other and both wanted to go over and see what was going on.
Only Sister Ye remained calm as she served food to Qingtian and said, "She must have cried because of the spiciness."
"You're still eating it even though it's so spicy you're crying?" Mrs. Ye was getting a little impatient. "I'll get some for you to try."
Mrs. Ye had asked before, and because the house was full of women and children, everyone said they didn't eat spicy food, so they only served braised rabbit meat and no spicy food.
Mrs. Ye San's curiosity aroused Mrs. Ye Er and the children as well. They no longer cared about continuing to eat and stretched their necks waiting for Mrs. Ye San to come back.
Soon, Mrs. Ye San came back with a bowl.
As soon as she brought it in, Ye Changnian couldn't help but sneeze three times.
Mrs. Ye placed the bowl on the table and said, "They all said it was delicious, even spicy. Let's try it too."
Mrs. Ye Er looked at the bowl, which didn't look very red, and seeing that Mrs. Ye San had already eaten it, she picked up a piece and put it in her mouth.
She felt as if her tongue was stung by a wasp and it hurt so much that tears and snot flowed uncontrollably. She couldn't eat the rabbit meat in her mouth, nor could she spit it out.
"It's too spicy, right? Spit it out!" It was not until Old Lady Ye's voice sounded behind her that Second Sister Ye quickly pulled out a handkerchief and spit the rabbit meat in her mouth onto it.
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