The Peasant Girl’s Splendid Manor

Chapter 176: Visit(2)

Chapter 176: Visit(2)

Chapter 176 Visiting (2)

Xiao Zhu on the side heard this and was really happy for Aunt Tong. Seeing that Aunt Tong didn't respond, he quickly pushed her: "Aunt Tong, please accept it quickly."

Aunt Tong came back to her senses, her eyes were red, she wiped her eyes with her sleeves, choked and said: "Miss Mo, you don't need so much. Really, you are not too old for me, and you are willing to give me a stable job. This is very important to the Tong family." , its already a great favor.

Mo Yan smiled and said: "Aunt Tong, one tael of silver a month is not much, not to mention that the orchard is such a big area, and there are usually some weeds and trees growing there. When you don't need to hire someone, you have to clean it up, and you will be very tired by then. .

Xiao Zhu also persuaded her a few words, and Aunt Tong responded with red eyes, but she was still very uneasy and felt that her labor was not worth a tael of silver.

After the matter was settled, Aunt Tong couldn't let go of her family, so she hurried back. Just as Mo Yan was about to get up to see off the guests, Xin'er's voice came from outside the door: "Sister, are there guests at home?"

As soon as the words fell, Xin'er took Zhen'er's hand and walked into the main room, followed by aunt and nephew Li Xiu. The four of them had just returned from the street when they went to the embroidery workshop to hand in embroidery.

Hello, brother Xiao Zhu, and hello, auntie.

Seeing Xiao Zhu and Aunt Tong, Xin'er and Zhen'er greeted them politely.

Aunt Tong looked at the two fairy-child-like siblings and liked them very much. However, looking at Xin'er with delicate features, she felt a little familiar. Not only did this little girl look familiar, but even when she saw Miss Mo for the first time, she also felt that she looked like the same person.

Aunt Tong thought about it carefully, but still couldn't figure out who the sisters looked like. Until she walked out of Mo's house, she slapped her hands fiercely, widened her eyes, and said with a strange tone in her tone: "So they look like her!"

Xiao Zhu on the side asked naively: "Aunt Tong, what are you talking about?"

Aunt Tong shook her head absentmindedly and murmured to herself: "It must be just a coincidence!"

Xiao Zhu was confused, shook his head and walked away.

Within two days, Aunt Tongs family moved to the orchard and lived in two houses built not long ago. The two orchards are adjacent to each other, so it is very convenient for the Tong family to take care of them.

Aunt Tong is indeed very dedicated. After getting familiar with the orchard, she suggested that Mo Yan plant thorns around the orchard to preserve water and soil, and to prevent petty thieves from stealing the fruit after the fruit trees bear fruit in the future.

Mo Yan accepted her suggestion without much thought. She invited many villagers to dig thorns in the mountains and surrounded the orchard tightly. When the fruit seedlings grew bigger, they could release the chickens in the space and raise them without fear. They ran away.

Moreover, these thorns will not only be planted on the edge of the orchard, but she will also plant a circle around the new house to deter wild beasts and those who are young.

With Aunt Tongs family in the orchard, Mo Yan has completely become a hands-off shopkeeper, only going to water the fruit seedlings with spiritual spring water from time to time. The new house has also entered the decoration stage, and there are a lot less things to do. Mo Qingze can handle it alone, and Mo Yan doesn't need to worry about it.

Coupled with the disappearance of the old Mo family, the villagers who were envious of the Mo family had learned from Wang Dali's mistakes and did not dare to have any wrong ideas. Without these troubles, Mo Yan's life was very leisurely.

Yan Yatou, this is Mu Xings revised drawing. See if there is anything that needs to be modified.

As soon as Li Zhong came back from Muxing, he took out a stack of drawings and gave them to Mo Yan.

There are about forty of these drawings, all of which are tables, chairs, beds and cabinets. The patterns outlined on them are simple and elegant, but not monotonous. Mo Yan looked at it carefully and finally nodded with satisfaction: "Grandpa Li, These are already very good, let them follow this!"