The happy little days of the Ye family

Ye Mu carefully looked at Ye Qingqing's peony painting again, and made sure there were no other mistakes, so she asked Qingqing to quickly correct the embroidery.

These two mistakes are relatively simple, and the embroidered parts that are wrong are only a little bit. It shouldn't be noticeable after disassembling and re-embroidering.

Fortunately, Ye Qingqing only missed a few stitches. Silk is very delicate, and the places where it has been removed will be more obvious. If there are too many mistakes, there will be no way to remedy them.

Ye Qingqing sat obediently in front of the embroidery and carefully removed the wrong parts of the embroidery.

Ye Qingqing even held his breath and moved as gently as possible, for fear of ruining the four months of hard work.

Mother Ye quietly exited Ye Qingqing's house and closed the door thoughtfully.

Doing embroidery requires quietness, especially for Ye Qingqing now.

Mother Ye had just stepped through the backyard door and was about to go back to her parents' home, when the chickens in the backyard began to crow.

Mother Ye went over to take a look and saw that the chicken food basin was bare inside. She seemed to be hungry.

Mother Ye quickly mixed a large pot of chicken food over. As soon as she poured it into the pot, a large group of fat and tender pullets ran over.

Perhaps they were very hungry, and each of the little hens was extremely ferocious. Mother Ye quickly stepped aside, and then filled another empty basin with chicken food.

The backyard of the Ye family is quite large. Mr. Ye used bamboo to surround the fence with a height of one person, creating a large chicken pen.

There are 20 little hens and a big rooster holding his head high and chest high in the chicken pen.

The hens at home are well fed and housed, and they can basically collect [-] or [-] eggs every day.

The Ye family usually eats salted duck eggs for breakfast, and most of the eggs at home are reserved by Ye's father for making braised eggs.

During this period of time, Ye's father did not go to the pier to set up a stall selling braised pork. The family accumulated several baskets of eggs.

But these eggs are just kept, and they can be used to make braised eggs when the braised pork shop opens later.

Ye's father has already planned that in the first three days of the braised pork shop's opening, anyone who buys braised pork from their store will receive a braised egg as a gift, no matter how much they buy.

Those eggs you have at home will come in handy.

After Ye Mu finished feeding the chickens, she went to the pool to wash her hands. At this time, there were three large and vigorous grass carp and several crucian carp in the pool.

Ye Mu picked up the net next to her and fished out a grass carp.

"This fish is quite fat." Mother Ye weighed it and estimated it weighed six kilograms.

The big grass carp was tied up by a grass rope, and Ye Mu was holding the fish and was getting ready to go out.

The grass carp was still swinging its tail vigorously in the air, and all the water on its body was thrown into Ye Mu's face.

"You're quite energetic. I'll stew you later."

Ye Mu wiped the water from her face with her sleeves and held the fish farther away, fearing that her clothes would be stained.

As soon as Mother Ye walked out of the door, she saw Mrs. Ye weeding in the small vegetable garden.

Qiu Shuang's wife and Ye Qingmei's mother are usually busy with various housework at home in the morning.

I would come to Ye’s house every afternoon and make headbands and hair ties with Mrs. Ye.

Therefore, every morning, Mrs. Ye would weed and fertilize the small vegetable garden, and keep the small vegetable garden neatly organized.

"Mom, I'm going back to my parents' house. Qingqing's embroidery is ready. I'm going to the county to sell the embroidery tomorrow. I'll tell my mother and the others."

As soon as she finished speaking, the big grass carp in Ye Mu's hand swung its tail so hard that Ye Mu almost couldn't hold it.

Mrs. Ye smiled and said: "This fish is quite fierce."

Old Mrs. Ye has no objection to Ye's mother bringing fish back to her parents' house, and Grandma Ye often brings cakes and various delicious foods over.

Mrs. Ye looked at the spinach and celery growing lushly on the side.

"The spinach and celery at home are growing well. You can take some back to your parents' house. We won't be able to eat them all anyway."

The vegetables in autumn are not as abundant as in summer. The only seasonal vegetables in the small vegetable garden are lettuce, spinach and celery.

There are also a lot of white radish and Chinese cabbage planted in the small vegetable garden, but it's not time yet and they haven't grown yet.

"Okay, the vegetables my mother grows are always half dead, so I just want to bring them back to add some vegetables. I'll bring some spinach back."

Grandma Ye is good at embroidery, but she really can't do farm work or growing vegetables. The small vegetable garden at home is usually taken care of by her second aunt.

However, the second aunt was busy making embroidery and did not have much time to take care of the small vegetable garden at home. The second aunt usually grew some vegetables that were easy to feed.

Mrs. Ye's hands and feet were quick and she pulled out a bundle of spinach in a few clicks. She took the straw rope on the side and tied it up before handing it to Mother Ye.

Then I used a sickle to cut some juicy celery.

Mother Ye carried the big grass carp in her left hand and spinach and celery in her right hand. She was in a good mood and hummed a little tune all the way back to her parents' home.

The Wang family and the Ye family were separated by a few alleys, and within a short time Ye's mother returned to her parents' home.

Before entering the door, Ye Mu heard the hearty laughter of her nephew Wang Xiaofeng and her second sister-in-law.

"What makes you so happy? I can hear my second sister-in-law's laughter from miles away."

Mrs. Li was carrying a big bucket, and Mother Ye looked inside and saw that it was a large turtle, weighing at least two or three kilograms.

"What a big turtle."

"Lao San caught an old tortoise in the field. We are discussing whether to take it to the county and sell it, or to keep it for our own family to recuperate."

Wang Xiaofeng and Ye Xilin are the same age. They are both 13-year-old boys. They are tall and strong, but they are darker than Ye Xilin.

"Mom, why don't we just make soup."

Wang Xiaofeng looks a bit like his second uncle Wang He, and he is also more honest and honest.

"You and your brother don't have a wife, so it's useless to make up for it. You'd better sell it." Ms. Li was still reluctant to part with the money.

"Dong Lin's father also went to the county to sell a big tortoise before. It was about the same size as the one caught by Xiaofeng. It seemed to be worth a tael of silver."

Mrs. Li smiled from ear to ear and said with a smile: "It's so valuable. I'll ask your second brother to take it to the county and sell it later."

Grandma Ye heard Mother Ye's voice and came out of the house.

Seeing Ye Mu holding a big grass carp in one hand and spinach and celery in the other, she couldn't help but mutter:

"Xiuxiu, you girl, you have almost emptied the Ye family."

Only then did Ye Mu remember that she was still carrying something in her hand, and quickly handed the big grass carp to Mrs. Li aside, and gave the spinach and celery to Wang Xiaofeng.

Mother Ye looked at Grandma Ye with a smile, "How can I be so exaggerated? This fish is raised by myself, and my mother-in-law asked me to bring the spinach and celery."

"Come here early in the morning, what do you want?"

Mrs. Li and Wang Xiaofeng took their things and returned to the kitchen to put them away. Grandma Ye and Mother Ye were the only ones left in the yard.

Seeing that there was no one else, Mother Ye hugged Grandma Ye's arm and acted coquettishly: "You can't come back if nothing happens?"

"Speak nicely, you are not ashamed to act coquettishly even though you are about to marry your daughter-in-law."

Grandma Ye said she was disgusted, but she was still very happy in her heart. Her voice rose, and you could tell she was in a good mood.

Although Grandma Ye complained that Mother Ye never grew up and was a child, she was also very happy in her heart.

The Ye family treats her well and lives a happy life, so that Ye's mother can always maintain the little temper she had when she was a girl.