We agreed to farm, why do you go to the palace every day?

After breakfast, Luo Yu was wondering what she should take him to do?

His family has introduced him to the locals. He now owns a few acres of land, but he doesn't need to work on the land for the time being. He goes to the mountains to find medicinal herbs to sell and earn some money to supplement his life.

But if I take him with me later, he should be able to go hunting, so that he can earn money and eat some game.

Isn’t this good? Only she and Luoluo went to the mountains. The two girls didn’t dare to go deep into the mountains. He should be able to go deeper. Maybe there would be some unexpected discoveries!

Thinking of this, Luo Yu asked, "Mu Feng, can you hunt? Luo Luo and I often go to the mountains to look for medicinal herbs. You can come with us when the time comes!"

"Ah, you haven't met Luoluo yet. She is my good friend and we do everything together." Luo Yu added.

Mu Feng nodded and said, "I am fine with hunting. I will go with you when the time comes. I can help you if you need anything. I didn't come before, but from now on, I will go with you when you go to the mountains. You are not allowed to go alone."

Luo Yu just thought it was funny, wondering if he got into the role too quickly.

Just as I was thinking this, I heard the sound of Lin Luoluo knocking on the door.

Luo Yu went over and opened the door. Luo Luo came with Aunt Lin and Luo Yang. When they entered the room, they saw Mu Feng standing aside, with their legs hanging in the air as they were about to step in.

The whole family looked at Luo Yu in confusion and shock, as if waiting for her to explain.

Luo Yu also noticed it, and she said to them: "Aunt, Luoluo, this is my fiancé who I have been engaged to. He just came here yesterday."

Aunt Lin and Lin Luoluo were shocked. Luoluo even asked, "When did you get engaged? How come I didn't know? And you never mentioned it to me."

Luo Yu was somewhat speechless and said, "Well, I only found out yesterday when I came back from town with you that my father arranged a marriage for me. The head of the village knew about this. Yesterday, the head of the village came to tell me why my father was engaged to him at that time."

Lin Luoluo was speechless. It turned out that Luo Yu herself didn't know. Then she really wronged her. She walked forward and took Luo Yu's arm.

When Aunt Lin heard this, she thought that since it was decided by the village head as a witness, it must not be a lie.

Luo Yu pulled Mu Feng over and introduced them to each other, saying, "Mu Feng, this is Aunt Lin and Luo Luo. Luo Luo is the good friend I told you about this morning. We often go up the mountain together."

"Aunt, Luoluo, this is Mu Feng, my fiancé." Then he pointed at the little carrot-head who had run to Luo Ci and said, "That's Luo Yang, he's a very good friend of Luo Ci."

Mu Feng looked at them nervously and said, "Hello, Auntie. I'm Mu Feng."

Aunt Lin looked at the young man in front of her. He looked good, but a little thin. She smiled and said, "Don't be nervous. Welcome. You and Luo Yu will have a good time in the future."

Then he looked at Luo Yu and said, "My fiancé looks good, but he's a little thin. Luo Yu has to make something delicious for him."

After saying that, he looked at his daughter and said, "Hey, Luo Yu is already engaged, but I still haven't found a husband for Luo Luo."

When Lin Luoluo heard her mother talking about her in-laws, she blushed and said, "Mom, I'm still young. Besides, you can't arrange an engagement for me just because you saw Luo Yu was engaged."

Aunt Lin laughed and said, "You are too young. You are already fourteen. Luo Yu is two months younger than you and has already been engaged. You will be a 15-year-old next year, but you still haven't found a date. The villagers will gossip about you."

Although she was reluctant to arrange marriage for her daughter so early and wanted to keep her daughter by her side for a few years, girls in the village usually got engaged and married at the age of fifteen or sixteen, and no one stayed at home after sixteen. She had to talk to her husband when she returned and ask him to show Luo Luo her in-laws.

Luo Yu looked at Lin Luoluo's shy appearance and didn't want to tease her anymore.

"Luo Yu, didn't you want to find someone to make clothes yesterday? I have already asked Widow Lin, and she has time. Can I take you to see her now?" Aunt Lin said.

Luo Yu was very surprised, otherwise she couldn't make clothes even if she bought the cloth, so she immediately said, "Aunt, wait for me, I'll go get the cloth and go with you."

After saying that, she ran to get the cloth. Aunt Lin followed her and told her to slow down and not to be in a hurry.

After saying hello, Mu Feng went to stack the firewood he had chopped in the morning. Aunt Lin watched with satisfaction, hoping that he could bring good luck to Luo Yu.

After taking the cloth, Luo Yu and Aunt Lin went to find the person who had agreed to help make clothes. Lin Luoluo also went with them, leaving Mu Feng alone at home to look after the two children.

In fact, he was just watching to see if they would fall. The two little ones didn't care about him at all and were just playing by themselves.

He wanted to do some more work, but apart from chopping some firewood, there was really no other work to do at Luo Yu's house.

Widow Lin's house is not far from Luo Yu's house, both are at the entrance of the village, but the wall of Widow Lin's house is higher than that of other houses. Think about it, as a widow with only a daughter to depend on, she must find ways to protect herself and her daughter.

Luo Yu now lives in a walled courtyard with a very high fence. I heard from the village head's wife that the family who lived there before built the fence so high that their son, who was studying, would not be attracted or disturbed by things outside the wall.

Aunt Lin knocked on the door. Luoluo and Luoyu stood behind her. After a while, they saw someone open the door.

Widow Lin married here from the next village. She lived well in the first few years. She did not live here, but lived with the Lin family. Later, her husband fell into the water and died while working outside. The Lin family believed that Widow Lin was unlucky. Because she only had a daughter, her husband's family was even more unhappy, so they drove them out.

Not allowed to return home by her parents' home, Widow Lin, who had nowhere to go, built a simple house at the entrance of the village. It had only two rooms and a small courtyard.

Disliked by both her husband's and her own family, she gradually had less contact with the villagers. If she spoke to a man in the village, the man's wife would think she had bad intentions, so she became even less talkative.

No wonder Luo Yu had no impression of it. When they shared the wild boar before, her share was sent by the wife of the village head.

When Widow Lin saw them coming, she just said lightly, "You're here."

She had some friendship with Aunt Lin, who would occasionally come over to do some needlework together. Luo Yu could be said to have benefited greatly from Aunt Lin.

When her daughter came out and saw so many people, she timidly hid behind Widow Lin.

If Aunt Lin hadn't told him on the way that she had a six-year-old daughter, Luo Yu wouldn't have believed that the child in front of him was already six years old. He looked only slightly taller than Luo Ci.

Luo Yu hurried forward and said, "Aunt, I am Luo Yu. I live at the entrance of the village. I brought some cloth and want to make some clothes. My sister is shorter than your daughter. Please take a look. I will pay you. I don't know how much it is to make clothes. Aunt, please tell me a number."

When Widow Lin heard that Luo Yu was going to pay her, she was a little at a loss. She thought that Aunt Lin just wanted her to help make some clothes and had not thought about the wages. She was somewhat grateful and asked Aunt Lin for help.

Aunt Lin said to Widow Lin in a pleading look, "Don't worry. These two children went to the mountains to look for medicinal herbs a few days ago and sold them for some silver. Of course, I have to pay you for making clothes for them. I'm too busy, so I came to you. Don't be polite. Just tell her the amount."

Widow Lin then asked Luo Yu, "I usually charge twenty cents for a set, but your sister's clothes need to be small, so you can just give me fifteen cents for a set. And if you have any other requirements, tell me so I can remember them."

Only now did Luo Yu look at the clothes on her and her daughter.