The Princess of Northern Land

After saying that, the crying started louder again.

"It's no trouble. I can't write two horses in one stroke. We are all one family. Don't say those kind words. Bring some fruits back." Ma Dalang personally divided some of the candies and snacks he brought back and stuffed them in In the basket on the table.

Yan felt distressed. Just as she was about to open her mouth to speak, Ma Dalang immediately glared at her fiercely.

Yan curled her lips and had no choice but to go over and take out half a catty of meat from the kitchen and throw it into the basket.

"Brother and sister, there are many people in our family, so I feel wronged to you." She looked at Mr. Bao with a half-smile.

Seeing that he had got what he wanted, Mr. Bao didn't care about her attitude at all, "Thank you, brother and sister-in-law. This is enough for us, the three mothers."

After saying that, she stood up from the ground and wiped her face with her hands, then held the basket in her arms.

"Go back. I'll make sugar biscuits in the evening, and then I'll send you a piece." Ma Dalang said loudly, for fear that the neighbors wouldn't hear.

"Thank you, sister-in-law." Mrs. Bao happily left with the basket in hand.

"Why did you give her so much?" After Mrs. Bao left, Mrs. Yan couldn't help it anymore and started to sneer at Ma Dalang.

"What do you know? A woman's opinion." Ma Dalang glared at her and didn't even look back to the house on the left to look for Ma Zhicai.

Mrs. Yan cursed and started to cook dinner, cursing Mrs. Bao half to death.

When Master Huizhen arrived at the Lin family with seven or eight monks, the Lin family was busy making sugar cakes and pies.

"Little girl, make some for the poor monk." After eating a piece of meat pie, Huizhen felt a little unfinished.

"I've prepared it for you." Lin Ziyin smiled and distributed the meat cakes to the monks.

Several monks smiled and thanked them, then hugged them and ate them without ceremony, "It tastes much better than in the temple."

"You guys are also talking. The food in the temple is much better than before, but you are still not satisfied." Master Huizhen lectured them with half truths and half lies.

"Amitabha, it's all the blessing of Tuolin Donor." A young monk shook his head and said, his mouth full.

"Girl, in two days, the poor monk will send you two people to look after the house and the courtyard." Master Huizhen is the shortest in cannibalism. He came here today to offer benefits to Lin Ziyin.

"Caretaker?" Lin Ziyin looked at him in confusion.

"Juexin, Jueming, Juehui, and Juehui in the temple are both lay disciples. They were orphans taken in by poor monks. They should come down from the mountain in a few days and give them to you." Huizhen said disapprovingly, holding the roast chicken, and then remembered As if something, he wiped his right hand clean on the kitchen handkerchief, then took out a few pieces of paper from his arms and handed them to Lin Ziyin, "This is their selling contract, little girl, I'm warning you, you have to Treat them well.”

There was also a deed of betrayal. Lin Ziyin took the paper in surprise and took a look at it. It was really a deed of betrayal.

"You common people have a lot of tricks up their sleeves and always think too much about people. I am afraid that you will be too careless, so I took the initiative to give you a contract to sell myself to you, so as to save you from having to think twice in the future." Master Huizhen shook his head. Brain explains.

Lin Ziyin didn't care about his nagging. Yes, she was just a layperson. In order to reassure future employers, she still liked to hold the deed of betrayal in her hands.

"Master, in order to repay your kindness, I will give you another gift." Lin Ziyin said with a smile.

"If you have anything else hidden, take it out quickly." Master Huizhen glared at her and said.

Lin Ziyin smiled slightly and told him about building a greenhouse, "There are many monks in the temple and they are vegetarians. If you follow suit and build a few greenhouses, you won't have to worry about having less food in winter."