I Became the Favorite of Big Bosses

Chapter 202 Reply

Asians and Europeans have different gastrointestinal tracts. Although milk can supplement nutrition, Wei Lan was worried that Fang Xia would have diarrhea after drinking it, so when she brewed it, she made it a bit watery and added an extra spoonful of sugar.

Wei Lan handed the enamel jar to Fang Xia, sat aside and said, "These are good for your health. When Gu Yang comes back, ask him to make you a cup every morning and evening."

Fang Xia smelled the smell of milk and immediately shook her head in disapproval.

"This is not for you, but for the child." Wei Lan explained with a smile, "If you drink it now, your health will improve, and you will have milk to feed the child later."

Fang Xia opened her mouth to argue, but a blush suddenly appeared on Wei Lan's face, "Sister-in-law, let's put it this way, we will all be a family from now on. This is what I want."

 Having said this, there is still something Fangxia doesn’t understand.

Her sister-in-law was once an educated youth, and she was also very good-looking. The first time she saw Wei Lan, she thought of her sister-in-law.

Fangxia’s first impression of Wei Lan was very good, and later she felt that Wei Lan was a good girl who stood out.

Now hearing Wei Lan say this, a soft smile appeared on Fang Xia's face. She took Wei Lan's hand and gently wrote a few words:

 —Brother Chao is a good boy and will be kind to you.

Wei Lan nodded dullly, made a cup of brown sugar water for Mrs. Gu alone and asked You Lan to take it in. After talking to Fang Xia for a while, Gu Yang came back.

Wei Lan stood up and said goodbye. Before leaving, she warned Gu Yang again: "She has a big belly and it will be difficult for her to give birth. If you have time, you can help her get up and move around. Sitting still is not good."

Gu Yang responded one by one and sent Wei Lan out.

Gu Yang closed the courtyard door and sat on the pony where Wei Lan was sitting just now. Seeing Fang Xia's slight smile on her lips, he smiled and said: "In a good mood?"

Fang Xia nodded slightly, then looked at Gu Yang seriously and signed a few words:

—Any news about your brother and sister-in-law?

Gu Yang shook his head gently. Seeing the disappointed look on Fang Xia's face, he hurriedly held her hand and comforted her: "Don't worry, Brother Chao and I will go out to do business in a while. I'll ask again then."

 The county has a large population and a large flow of people, so you can always get news.

Fang Xia pursed her lips and smiled, nodded slightly, mentioned the child's name again, and wrote two words on the palm of Gu Yang's hand.

 The gloom disappeared from Gu Yang's face, and he revealed a sincere smile: "Okay, the girl will be called Sister Han, and the boy will be called Brother Shao."

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In the evening, Gu Chao came back. In addition to a thick letter and the goat milk Wei Lan had given him, he also brought half a mutton chop.

Grandma Gu stepped back when she smelled the smell of the mutton chops, "This thing has less meat and costs more money, and it takes more oil to fry. What do you do with it?"

Gu Chao handed the mutton chop to Wei Lan, turned around and said, "I don't want a ticket."

He wanted to buy meat, but he got there late today and the pork stall had already closed.

When he went to buy sheep, he saw someone selling mutton chops. Gu Chaoxun thought that Wei Lan liked goat milk and might also like mutton chops, so he wanted to buy some and try them out.

Pork costs 80 cents per catty plus a meat stamp, and lamb chops cost 40 cents per catty. No stamps are required. This lamb chop weighs 3 catties and 2 taels. If you want it, you can wipe out the 2 taels.

Gu Chao made a total and bought them all.

"Don't worry, grandma, the food I made will be delicious." Wei Lan said with a smile, and asked Gu Chao to fetch water and soak the lamb chops in water so that they can be washed later. She then entered the room with the thick envelope. .

 The letter was very thick, and Wei Lan was a little nervous.

With trembling fingers, he tore open the envelope and pulled out the letter paper. There was a thin little booklet sandwiched between seven or eight pages of letter paper.

 (End of this chapter)