Jian Ning saw Erniu's reaction and sighed inwardly.
Of her four children, Erniu was the only one who gave her a lot of headaches and had the most problems. She was quick to admit her mistakes, but just as quick to make them. She seemed timid, but in fact she was very bold. It was just that she instinctively knew how to avoid risks.
Forget it, it's my own child, no matter what, I'll teach him slowly, and try to change as much as I can before his character is formed. It can only be done this way, otherwise I can't just put him back in the furnace and re-educate him!
Arriving home, Master Ding San jumped off the carriage, patted the horse's head several times, looked at Jian Ning happily and said, "What a good horse! It was still sick, but it carried the four big and four small children up a long slope without even breathing hard. Not bad, not bad, it's a really good horse!"
The horse seemed to know that Master Ding San was praising it, so it lowered its head shyly and rubbed against Master Ding San affectionately.
Mr. Ding San was so happy that he laughed out loud.
Entering the courtyard, Jian Ning was shocked. What was going on? Brother Qiu was actually pumping the bellows to help brew wine? He was busy and exhausted.
Guoguo was lying on the porch with his legs spread out like a big boss. Beside him were four little silver foxes, lying in the same position as him.
As soon as the three of Da Niu and the other two entered the yard, except for the fur ball, the other three jumped up quickly and ran towards their respective little masters.
Ah Man ran to Brother Qiu's side, her eyes completely attracted by him, and she had no time to pay attention to whether Maoqiu was paying attention to her.
Master Ding drove the carriage in. The horse was indeed a good one. When it saw Brother Qiu, it acted as if nothing had happened and showed no fear at all. However, the two men who were delivering the grain were frightened. The horse also neighed and refused to enter the yard. Master Ding told them to unload the grain outside the gate and not to worry about the rest.
"Brother Qiu, what's going on? You are quite capable. You can even make a big snake do work." Jian Ning walked over and asked.
Ding Youtian also followed.
"This is all thanks to Guoguo. We don't have that ability." Tian said with a smile, and then explained what happened to Jian Ning and Ding Youtian.
There were six stoves in total. Jian Ning was away, so Tian and Chang took turns tending two of them, working the two bellows with both hands simultaneously. Guo Guo saw this and ran up to help. He gave a few proper pumps and then ran off.
After a while, it came back and bit Tian's sleeve and kept pulling her. Tian tried to drive it away several times but failed. Ding Jian said that Guoguo might want to take her somewhere, so she might as well follow it to see what it was up to.
Just as the firewood was almost full and the fire was burning, Tian got up and followed, and Ding Jian followed. Guoguo led them to the utility room and made a motion like pumping a bellows. Qiu Ge also pulled the snake head back and forth a few times like a saw.
Tian clapped her hands and asked Ding Jian, "Could it be that Guoguo wanted Brother Qiu to help them pump the bellows?" Ding Jian said that when the next stove was ready, he could let Brother Qiu out and try.
The result was what Jian Ning saw when she came back. Brother Qiu was really good at pulling the string. When one mouth got tired of biting, he would switch to the other. Having two mouths did have its advantages.
"Everyone really loves Brother Qiu." Cui Gu said with a smile, "As long as he is not let out to scare the children in the village, he will not need to be locked up in this yard anymore."
It was true. The villagers who were digging a cellar in the backyard carried the soil they dug out and dumped it in loads beside the demolished wall in the front yard to be used for building the wall later. The villagers who were carrying the soil back and forth did not say they were afraid of Brother Qiu. Some even greeted Brother Qiu and praised his ability, which made him work harder.
People's hearts are the easiest and the hardest to move. Tian told everyone that Qiu Ge would not attack people and could help with work. She also led everyone to see it helping with work with their own eyes, and everyone accepted it at once.
Ding Youtian nodded and said, "From now on, Brother Qiu will be the one who brings the food."
"You mean I have to pay it wages and feed it with delicious food every day?" Jian Ning sneered and said with a smile, "I'm not charging it rent and it's good enough to live here for free. Oh, right, speaking of this, we came back a little anxiously today. Shouldn't we find a real estate agent first? That way, when Uncle Qin and the others move out, we can rent it out too, so it doesn't just sit there for nothing."
"I've thought about this before, but then I think we should just forget about renting it out. How about turning it into a teahouse after they move out? Can I let my master tell stories in our own shop? A rough calculation shows we can make quite a bit of money every year, which is far more profitable than renting it out."
This guy is really a bitch, why didn't she think of this?
Jian Ning has a lot of stories in his mind, and he even has "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in his Baicao room. Opening a teahouse will make a lot of money!
"What do you think, my lady?"
"Okay, of course. We can let Dabao and the others go back for lunch. Sister Tian, Sister Chang and I will take turns making lunch for them. What kind of nutrition can the food in the school have? The children are still growing up."
When Tian and Chang found out that they had bought a house in town and that their children wouldn't have to go to school for lunch in the future, they were so happy that they almost lifted Jian Ning up.
After lunch, Jian Ning took the horse to the back of the mountain, saying it was for a walk, but in fact, he had a hemorrhoid surgery performed on it. In the evening, when Mr. Ding San hitched up the carriage to pick up Dabao and the others, the horse was in better spirits and had eaten a lot of hay in the afternoon.
"Uncle San, go to the teahouse and pick up Uncle Liu as well." Jian Ning instructed Uncle Ding San.
Tian asked Jian Ning quietly, "Can you take Ding Gui and Ding Quan with you?"
"I won't even take an empty car." Jane Ning answered very straightforwardly. Originally, the grudges between adults had nothing to do with children, but those two boys had been bad ass since they were young. If anyone wanted to blame someone, they should blame their grandmother and their mother. They didn't teach them to be kind to others since they were young, and in the end they had to suffer the consequences.
If you can become a Buddha instantly by putting down your butcher knife, then this is a slap in the face of all the good people in the world!
Mr. Ding San tied his belt, got into the carriage, and cracked his whip. His whole demeanor changed, as if he had returned to the glory days of his youth. Seeing this, the brothers Ding Yang and Ding Jian were inexplicably moved, their eyes tearing up.
"Look at you!" Ding Yang saw Ding Jian's red eyes and kicked him lightly. "Listen to me, follow my fourth brother and his wife and work hard. If you dare to be lazy, I will skin you alive!"
In the village, Old Ding was feeling annoyed. As usual before dinner, he went out for a walk with his hands behind his back. He hadn't walked a few steps when he heard the sound of horse hooves behind him. He turned around and saw Master Ding San coming in a brand new carriage with lanterns hanging on it.
"Erdan, where are you going? Do you need a ride?" Uncle Ding San saw him, deliberately stopped his horse, and asked loudly.
When Old Ding saw him driving his carriage in high spirits, he was jealous to death and cursed him inwardly, saying that he didn't know whose horseman in the town he worked for and was so frivolous that he didn't know how much he weighed. He was about to spit and walk away, but he heard him invite him to get in the carriage. He was suddenly so touched that he almost cried.
He is still his great brother. I still regard him as my elder brother and respect him.
Old Ding wiped away his tears quietly and extended a hand to Mr. Ding San. Mr. Ding San also pretended to reach out to pull him, but suddenly retracted his hand and slapped his forehead lightly with his backhand.
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