MTL - The Leisurely Countryside of the Farmer’s Daughter-in-law-Chapter 28

  Chapter 28

  Find out some worn-out agricultural tools that are not usually used in the kitchen, and two large buckets that have been used for almost ten years. There are also some miscellaneous small items, all of which are necessary for daily life. Tan Anjun looked at the pile of old goods that had been cleared out on the ground, and there was no unnecessary expression on his face. He just silently arranged for his guards to tie the bucket to the horse's back, and put the small items into the bucket, and they carried the farm tools. He himself snatched Yang Lan'er's bamboo basket on the back, and the group left the yard and headed towards the inner circle of Dachong Mountain.

  Yang Lan'er looked at the horse walking in front, glanced at the man beside him, and asked doubtfully, "Why didn't you see this horse at first?"

   "The horse was grazing on the mountain at the beginning, and we have to leave the guards to bring it back." Tan Anjun replied casually, looking ahead.

  If Yang Lan'er hadn't asked any questions, it would be hard to imagine that the man was answering her questions. She didn't make another sound, an awkward atmosphere lingered between the two of them, and her pace also quickened unconsciously.

   Along the way, Yang Cunyi chattered about what happened after Tan Anjun and the others left, and he was also a little careful, which made Tan Anjun understand in more detail how difficult it was for Yang Lan'er to be at home. Then he seemed to remember something, stood in the middle of the road, and asked anxiously in his heart: "Brother-in-law, where is the elder brother? How is it now? Didn't come back with you?"

  Yang Lan'er also realized at this time that the original owner's eldest brother was conscripted to the border together. Although she has never met this so-called big brother in time travel, she doesn't have much deep feelings for him. But he still looked at Tan Anjun with concern.

   Tan Anjun was stared at by the big eyes of the siblings, and said with a calm expression on his stern face: "He is very good, and now he is a captain of Zhaowu in the barracks."

  Yang Cunyi was relieved when he heard that his elder brother was fine. When everyone came to the cliff where Yang Lan'er found Xiaoshanquan, Yang Lan'er said to everyone: "Let's go here for a rest first, let's fill our stomachs before leaving after noon."

   It doesn't matter whether they agree or not, anyway, she is so hungry that she can't take it anymore. Yang Lan'er arranged for the fourth younger brother to take out the pheasants and hares and clean them up with Xiao Wu and Xiao Liu. Let Xiao Jiu and the others pick up some dry firewood. She herself was sitting on a rock to rest, and now so many men are ordering her, oops! She, a beautiful woman, can finally take a rest.

  Yang Lan'er sat on the rock and thought beautifully. Suddenly a cloud of shadows shrouded it, it was so annoying, I didn't want to rest quietly. Pouted angrily, with a sullen face.

Tan Anjun sat down next to him, watching his little wife staring at him angrily with watery eyes, pursed her lips slightly, and sat helplessly aside, for a long time, Yang Lan'er thought he couldn't speak anymore, and wanted to stand up Help, but his deep voice rang endlessly in his ears, "Lan'er, I have worked hard for you in recent years."

  Yang Lan'er moved aside, straightened the broken hair beside her ears, "I didn't feel hard, it's all over." It wasn't her who was hard, but her predecessor. She waited for your words for several years, but in the end she still didn't get it. It can be said that she regretted it all her life.

At this time, Yang Cunyi came over and smiled while roasting the pheasant: "Sister, when I go back later, my parents will be very happy to see my brother-in-law. Parents are most worried about the two of them in recent years. If they know that the elder brother is fine and the brother-in-law is safe I’m back. Mom and Dad can sleep peacefully in the future. Hehe, sister, don’t you think so?”

  (end of this chapter)