My husband is a sick cat

Lu Jian wanted to say it was not serious, but when she saw Tang Ying reaching out to help him, he quickly put the deer aside and carefully put down the pole.

When she put down the pole, Tang Ying had already come to her side and put her hand on it. As soon as she put it down, Tang Ying immediately took out his handkerchief and wiped the small amount of sweat from Lu Jian.

"are you tired?"

Feeling Tang Ying's movements, Lu Jian giggled: "I'm not tired, I came back before dark."

Tang Ying pursed her lips, and finally showed a gentle smile, nodding affirmatively: "Yes, you came back before dark, it's great."

After receiving Tang Ying's compliment, Lu Jian suddenly smiled and narrowed his eyes.

Tang Ying looked at Lu Jian like this and didn't know what to say for a moment. When he saw her coming back carrying so many things, he felt distressed and angry. He was angry that Lu Jian didn't know how to cherish him.

But seeing her smile, he couldn't say anything to blame. After all, Lu Jian would hunt so many prey just for this family.

"Are you thirsty? Are you hungry? The tea on the table is just right. You go drink water first and I'll take care of it."

Lu Jian, who didn't feel much at first, felt thirsty and hungry when Tang Ying asked him this question. He nodded and ran to the small table where Tang Ying was reading. He picked up Tang Ying's special teapot and put it directly in front of the teapot. He drank with his mouth.

As soon as she closed the door, blocking out those probing eyes, she turned around and saw Lu Jian drinking water. Tang Ying couldn't help but pause for a moment, but Lu Jian seemed to be really thirsty. In the end, she didn't say anything and went to check. The prey brought back by Lu Jian.

When Tang Ying went to close the gate, Mrs. Zhou ran to the pole to check. When she saw that the pheasants and rabbits were still alive, she was overjoyed. When she saw the sheep that were almost tied into balls, they were also alive. , even happier.

"Ying'er, this sheep is also alive."

Tang Ying naturally saw it, and he also found that the sheep's belly didn't seem right.

"Mom, please untie the sheep first."

"it is good."

Zhou agreed and went to untie the rope. Lu Jian, who had just finished drinking tea and was about to put down the teapot, immediately dropped the teapot when he heard this and ran over. He did not notice that the teapot that had been thrown on the table was tilted on the table, and the rest of the teapot was lying on the table. Tang Ying's book was wet with tea.

"Don't untie it."

However, Lu Jian said it was too slow. Fortunately, she was fast enough. The moment Zhou untied the rope, she rushed over and directly grabbed the horns on the wild sheep's head and pulled it to the other side. Wild Sheep kicked Zhou.

Even though she wasn't kicked by the wild sheep, Zhou was still startled. Tang Ying immediately reached out to support her, preventing Zhou from falling.

After Lu Jian controlled the wild sheep, she turned back to look at Zhou: "Mom, are you okay?"

Zhou was still frightened, but she still stroked her chest and replied, "Mom is fine, how about you?"

"I'm fine. This little thing can't hurt me yet. My husband, please hand me the rope and I'll tie it up again, otherwise it will run away."

Tang Ying didn't expect that his decision would almost lead to an accident. He was very upset. After hearing Lu Jian's words, he immediately picked up the rope Zhou had untied and handed it to Lu Jian. Only then did he realize that the wild sheep turned out to be a wild sheep. Pregnant ewe.

Suddenly, he remembered that Lu Jian once talked about goat's milk when he was in the medical clinic, and he suddenly understood why Lu Jian went so hard to catch a wild sheep.

"Ajian, just tie its limbs separately. There is no need to tie it like you just did. This sheep is pregnant. It's not good for it to be tied like you just did."

Lu Jian listened to Tang Ying's words and tied the wild sheep's limbs and placed them on the ground. The wild sheep still wanted to struggle, but its mouth was tied and its limbs were also tied, so no matter how hard it struggled, it was useless.

"Okay, let's raise Mr. Xian's sheep too, right?"

"Okay, but you need to get a strong cage. I'm afraid I can't keep it in an ordinary pen."

Listening to the two people's questions and answers, they decided to raise sheep. Mrs. Zhou stared at the horns on the wild sheep's head with some sadness.

"Can this sheep really be raised? Will it not hurt anyone?"

Lu Jian couldn't answer this question and could only look at Tang Ying, who answered immediately.

"It can be raised. It may be a little noisy at first. After raising it for a while, you will gradually become obedient. The sheep raised by the villagers were all wild in the past. They were captured and tamed before they became what they are now. Yes, this is also possible."

With Tang Ying's words, Zhou felt relieved.

"Then let's put these pheasants and hares in cages first, and tie the sheep first. I'll go to the village later and ask if anyone has a free cage."

"Mom, I'm afraid the old cage won't work. This sheep is still wild and strong, so we need a stronger cage."

"Can't you tie it with a rope?"

When Lu Jian was in Ping'an Town, he saw people selling sheep at the market. They just tied them with a rope and looked obedient.

"No, A-Jian, the sheep you saw is domesticated, so it can be tied with a rope. This won't work, and it will probably eat the rope too."

Lu Jian's eyes widened slightly in surprise: "Can this sheep eat the rope?"

Tang Ying laughed: "The rope is made of sisal. This sisal is also a plant, so it will naturally be eaten."

While the three of them were talking, they had already put the pheasants and rabbits into the pen that had been prepared long ago. This pen is at the back of the house. In the early years, the Zhou family also raised chickens and ducks, but they were all sold later. This pen is in the backyard. It became vacant.

This time Tang Ying asked Lu Jian to catch some live pheasants and hares to raise, so Zhou got up early in the morning and went to the backyard to clean them out. Tang Ying didn't let her help even if she wanted to.

Seeing the pheasants and hares in the pen, already bowing their heads to drink water and eat grass, seemingly adapting well, Mrs. Zhou couldn't help but smile.

"With these pheasants, our family will be able to collect some eggs in the future. Then I will make custard for Lu Jian."

"Okay."

Lu Jian had never eaten egg custard. Firstly, Tang Ying didn't like it. Secondly, there were no eggs at home, so Lu Jian naturally never had it.

Seeing Lu Jian's happy look, Tang Ying was also amused: "I don't know what you don't like to eat."

"hey-hey."

Lu Jian responded with a silly smile, "Of course there are people who don't like to eat, but compared to being hungry, what is not liking it?"

While they were joking, Lu Jian's stomach growled, which immediately attracted the attention of mother and son.

"Didn't you have lunch?"

"Did you not eat?"