After returning home, Mai Laosan and Mai Hongcai were happy and were preparing to take a shower and go to bed.

As a result, when he turned around, he saw Mai Sui rubbing his eyebrows, and the expression on his face became somewhat eerie and terrifying.

Anyone who knows Mai Sui knows that once she starts rubbing her eyebrows, she wants to hit someone.

Mai Laosan and Mai Hongcai were shocked, and the excitement they had just felt about making a lot of money disappeared in an instant, and then they moved towards the door step by step.

They dared not move too big, for fear of attracting Mai Sui's attention.

But how could all this escape the eyes of Mai Sui?

She walked to the pile of firewood and selected a fire stick of suitable thickness.

Then he turned around and looked at the father and son who were almost at the door.

Then, a voice like the King of Hell rang in the ears of Mai Lao San and the others: "Do you think you can escape?"

Mai Laosan and Mai Hongcai were so frightened that they knelt down in front of Mai Sui.

"Sister, I was wrong, don't hit me..."

"My daughter, Daddy's wounds haven't healed yet. Stop fighting, or someone will die!"

Mai Sui curled his lips and smiled, his voice was stern: "Don't worry, I know how to act in moderation.

If I want to kill someone, even the immortal god cannot stop me.

If I don't want someone to die, that person will definitely not die.

Be good and let me beat you up, otherwise I will be angry and can't sleep well."

Mai Laosan and Mai Hongcai were not stupid either. They knew that it was them who entered the mountains without permission and made Mai Sui angry.

But they were also worried and didn't do it on purpose.

The two men argued (begged for mercy), but Mai Sui's words were like an imperial decree. If you are told to wait at the foot of the mountain, you can only wait at the foot of the mountain. No matter what the reason is, you cannot disobey the order.

Mai Sui is not the kind of person who would swallow her anger. She would rather let others suffer than let herself feel unhappy.

So, I'm sorry, this beating is inevitable.

At most, she would be a little gentler when she did it.

So, that night, when a villager got up to go to the toilet, he seemed to hear the sound of ghosts crying, and had a nightmare when he returned home.

Early the next morning, Mai Xiangdong saw that Mai Laosan and Mai Hongcai had not gone to work again, and he was so angry that he rushed directly to Mai Laosan's house.

Don't even think about using Mai Sui's illness as an excuse this time. He's absent from work and asking for leave every other day. Do you really think he has a good temper?

As a result, as soon as I entered the door, I saw Mai Hongcai washing dishes with a bruised face.

And Wheat Ear was still lying leisurely under the shade of the tree learning Chinese characters.

When Mai Xiangdong saw the wound on Mai Hongcai's face, his anger level dropped by half.

"Hongcai, what's wrong with you? Where's your father?"

Mai Hongcai glanced at the wheat ears not far away, and the meaning was self-evident.

"My father is lying in the house. I'm afraid he won't be able to get out of bed for two or three days. Uncle, I can't go out to work today. I have to stay at home to take care of my father."

The previous time Mai Sui attacked, he only used a little bit of strength, but these two times he accidentally used a little too much force.

After suffering two consecutive critical hits, Mai Laosan finally couldn't hold on and fell down.

Mai Xiangdong had a complicated expression. He approached Mai Hongcai and whispered, "Didn't I tell you to stop provoking Mai Sui? What did you do again?"

Mai Hongcai pouted in grievance, tears welling up in his eyes.

Mai Xiangdong felt distressed when he saw this, as Mai Hongcai was his only nephew.

When I entered the room, I saw the third brother lying on the bed and snoring loudly. There was not a single piece of good flesh on his face or his exposed arms and legs.

Mai Xiangdong, as the eldest brother, also felt bad.

So, Mai Xiangdong came out of the house and walked boldly to Mai Sui. He hesitated for a long time before finally saying:

"Mai Sui, next time you hit someone, can you please not hit them in the face? That's so ugly."

Mai Sui had a good impression of Mai Xiangdong, so this request was not excessive, so she responded obediently, "Okay."

Mai Hongcai heard the conversation between the two: .....

However, it seems to be okay, as it would prevent him from being embarrassed to go out with such injuries on his face.

Afterwards, Mai Xiangdong talked to Mai Sui hesitantly for a long time, but they never got to the point.

Mai Xiangdong either asked her whether she had slept well recently or whether she had eaten well.

Seeing Mai Sui reading a dictionary, he said that the village committee had newspapers and asked him to bring them to Mai Sui next time.

At first, Mai Sui answered politely, but then he got annoyed, put away his smile, and his eyes turned cold:

"Uncle, what do you want to say?"

Mai Xiangdong considers himself to be someone who has experienced big situations. He once attended a meeting in a commune and gave a report in front of thousands of people without being frightened.

Now, for some reason, looking at Mai Sui's slightly unhappy look, he actually felt a little nervous.

He swore, it was really just a little bit.

Maybe he was still traumatized by what happened yesterday and he hasn't recovered yet.

In the end, Mai Xiangdong found an excuse and left. Looking at his back, he looked like he was running away.

On the way to the village committee, he occasionally heard villagers talking about a ghost crying last night.

This kind of feudal superstition is unacceptable, Mai Xiangdong immediately stepped forward to stop it.

The villagers even pointed in the direction of Mai Laosan's house and said, "It came from over there. It's so scary!"

Mai Xiangdong suddenly seemed to understand something, a hint of embarrassment flashed across his face, and then he told the villagers not to talk nonsense and hurried away.

........

While having dinner, Lao Ding came to visit unexpectedly.

On the surface, he came to give Mai Sui money and tickets, but in reality he came to find out the truth and see if there was a chance to meet the person behind Mai Sui.

The result was naturally nothing.

The pig was sold for a total of 310 yuan last night, plus the 98 yuan left over from before, Mai Sui now has 408 yuan in his hands.

In addition, there were also some cloth coupons, grain coupons, meat coupons, and industrial coupons.

Mai Sui gave Mai Laosan and Mai Hongcai 10 yuan pocket money each.

He gave Mai Laosan an extra 50 yuan and asked him to pay it back to Mai Xiangdong to repay the previous debt, and he kept the remaining 338 yuan for himself.

This "debt" refers to the grain borrowed after Mai Sui came. What Mai Lao San borrowed before must have been more than 50 yuan, but that is none of Mai Sui's business.

Mai Sui is not a sucker and cannot take care of things that happened in the distant past. She only cares about herself.

Of course, Mai Sui didn’t tell this to Mai Lao Sanming.

But Mai Laosan felt that he was his brother who was like a real father to him, so there was nothing wrong with eating some of his food.

According to his previous thinking, he didn't have to pay back a penny, but now he would be lucky to be able to pay back 50.

Mai Hongcai took the opportunity to say, "Sister, we're out of eggs at home. How about we take some money and go to the village to exchange for some?"

Mai Sui eats eggs every morning, and Mai Hongcai and Mai Laosan also eat them with her. Their family is a big egg consumer and they consume them very quickly.

"Okay, you go do it." Mai Sui took out another ten-dollar reunion bill and handed it to Mai Hongcai.

Mai Hongcai took the money and asked, "Sister, do you want to buy a few chickens? This way, we don't have to spend money on eggs in the future."

Previously, the chickens in the family were eaten by wheat ears, otherwise they would have been able to collect one to three eggs every day.

Mai Hongcai used to be indifferent to these things, but after Mai Sui's "careful teaching", he will now subconsciously consider these things.

Mai Lao San is now more concerned about family matters. When he heard about raising chickens, he immediately said:

"I know where the chicks are. I'll go catch them tomorrow when I'm better."

"No need! We are not allowed to raise chickens at home!" Mai Sui refused.

Because raising chickens would make the yard stink, she would rather spend money to buy ready-made chickens than see chicken poop in the yard.

Since Mai Sui had said so, how could Mai Lao San and the others dare to disobey?