The unlucky guy was reborn as a lucky girl from a farm

The man who was talking to the aunt was so frightened that he was afraid of being caught by the old lady.

So, while the old lady was still not fully awake, he ran away as if he had greased his feet and disappeared without a trace.

After all, if the old lady really found out that I was secretly chatting with the person who took care of her, and if the old lady was in a bad mood one day, I would definitely be scolded.

The aunt looked at the old lady's strange movements with curiosity, and secretly guessed that some small flying insects were probably harassing the old lady.

So the kind-hearted aunt quickly bent down, picked up a large leaf on the ground, and waved it gently, trying to fan the old lady and drive away the annoying little flying insects so that she could continue to sleep peacefully.

You know, if the old lady suddenly woke up at this time, her ears would be in big trouble.

Because my aunt really doesn't like listening to the old lady's nagging. Every time she hears her talking, she can't help but feel annoyed.

Although the aunt tried her best to stay away from the old lady, something unexpected still happened.

I saw the old lady waving her arms wildly, and for some reason, she hit my aunt.

There was only a crisp "pa" sound, and my aunt was startled by the beating. She subconsciously covered her hit arm with her hand, her face full of unspeakable grievance.

At this moment, the old lady, who had her eyes closed, suddenly opened them and muttered, "Oh, what's going on? Why are there so many annoying mosquitoes buzzing in my ears? It's so annoying!"

"Mosquito?"

My aunt looked around in confusion, but she didn't notice any signs of mosquitoes.

In fact, let alone the annoying buzzing of mosquitoes, not even the shadow of a mosquito could be seen.

The aunt couldn't help but wonder to herself: Could it be that the buzzing sound of mosquitoes that the old lady was talking about was actually the sound made by the two people when they were chatting just now?

Thinking of this, my aunt's heart suddenly became weak and a thin layer of sweat broke out on her forehead.

However, although the aunt knew that it was not just a mosquito, since the old lady was sure that it was a mosquito that was causing trouble, it would be better to follow her wishes.

If she were to accidentally find out the truth, God knows how she would speak in a way that belittles me!

The old lady's sharp mouth made my aunt's ears buzz and her heart pound just thinking about it. It was really unbearable.

So the aunt hurriedly picked up a big leaf and fanned it with all her strength, pretending to be doing her best to drive away the mosquitoes.

At the same time, he was still muttering, "Old lady, I will help you drive away these annoying mosquitoes right away. How do you feel now? Are you still sleepy? Otherwise, you can close your eyes and have a good sleep for a while. More sleep is good for your body's recovery. This way you can get better quickly."

The old lady frowned and stared at the big leaf fluttering in front of her, and her irritation became more and more intense.

Finally, she couldn't bear it anymore and reached out her hand to slam the leaf to the ground.

Then he yelled impatiently: "Alright, alright, stop it, it's so noisy, I can't sleep at all, it's so annoying, there are no mosquitoes now, don't fan them!"

The aunt watched helplessly as the leaves in her hands were ruthlessly knocked down by the old lady, and her heart was suddenly filled with grievances.

But she didn't dare to show any dissatisfaction. After all, when the old lady suddenly fell ill, she was not around to take care of her. In the final analysis, it was indeed due to her negligence.

So even if I feel a little upset at this moment, I can only endure it silently.

The old lady narrowed her eyes and looked at the person in front of her as sharply as an eagle.

Her eyes were as sharp as torches, taking in every subtle change in the other person's expression.

Although the aunt tried her best to cover up, those fleeting expressions could not escape the old lady's eyes.

Suddenly, the corner of the old lady's mouth rose slightly, revealing an imperceptible sneer, and a soft "hiss" sound came from her nose.

The old lady thought to herself: Humph! My life was almost in danger just now, and she dared to pretend to be wronged in front of me. Who is she showing it to? She is really good at pretending.

Then, the old lady frowned and asked sternly, "I say, where did you go when I was sick just now? Why didn't I see you?"

Hearing this, the aunt's face turned pale, and her heart began to beat wildly like a frightened rabbit. She felt that her heart was about to jump out of her throat. If the surroundings could be quiet for a moment, others would probably be able to clearly hear her rapid and violent heartbeat.

However, the aunt had seen some of the world after all, so she forced herself to remain calm, took a deep breath, and stammered, "Old... old lady, I'm so sorry! Look, my husband has also been infected with the disease, and his condition is not mild."

"I had to run back and forth to take care of you. When I saw you were sleeping peacefully, I thought I would take advantage of this moment to go back and give my husband some medicine. I didn't expect that such an unexpected thing would happen in such a short time."

The old lady turned her head slightly and glanced at my aunt out of the corner of her eye, with a hint of dissatisfaction and contempt in her eyes.

She snorted coldly and said, "Humph! You said that so lightly, you want to brush this matter off with just one word 'unexpected'? But just because of these four words 'unexpected', I almost lost my life! Tell me, should I go and have a good talk with those yamen runners and get someone more reliable to take care of me?"

Hearing this, the aunt's heart suddenly tightened. At this moment, for the aunt, the old lady's scolding could barely bear it, but if she was really replaced, the loss of this job would be the most fatal.

After all, although this is not a huge sum, it is enough to cover the cost of several meals for the whole family.

Thinking of this, my aunt suddenly became extremely anxious, like an ant on a hot pan, turning around in circles.

She racked her brains to think of a countermeasure, and tried every means to stop the old lady from mentioning the matter to the yamen runners.

In a panic, the aunt quickly defended herself, "Don't be angry, old lady. If you want to say who is the most suitable person to take care of you here, it must be me."