Yang Ruqing walked over and knelt down in front of Da Bao.

"Big treasure don't cry, look, Qing'er sister brought you some delicious food!"

She pulled out a handful of jujubes from behind her as if by magic and stuffed them into Da Bao's hand.

When Da Bao saw the jujubes, he stopped crying at once.

Yang Ruqing patted his head: "Little An is playing with crickets at home. Shall we go find him to play?"

Taibao nodded and struggled down from Bao Suyun's body.

Yang Ruqing took Dabao's hand and said to Bao Suyun, "I'll have Dalian and Xiaonian play with Dabao for a while. When his emotions are calmer, I'll send him back."

"Don't worry, Fifth Aunt, I won't let them go to the wells or outside ditches."

>

Bao Suyun nodded.

Yang Ruohqing brought the eldest child back to the backyard and gave him to Da'an and Xiao'an.

After reminding Da'an about safety one last time, he turned and went back to the front yard.

In the room, Bao Suyun was tidying up the empty dishes and teacups on the table.

When she saw her enter, Bao Suyun asked, "Haven't you been crying lately?"

"I'm not crying. I was just playing with Xiaon, and having a great time!"

Bao Suyun felt relieved.

Looking at Yang Ruohua, his face was full of gratitude.

"Thanks to you, Qing'er, otherwise, I really wouldn't have been able to handle it..." the woman said.

Yang Ruqing smiled and shook her head.

There were still some crumbs of pastries left in the dish that Bao Suyun had cleaned up.

It must have been what I just gave Dabao.

Bao Suyun saw Yang Ruqing glance at the dish, a hint of embarrassment flashed across her face.

“At the wedding, there was rice cake and rice dumplings. I kept a little bit for my eldest child as a special treat.”

"He had just started eating when his fourth sister-in-law came over with her two daughters..." Bao Suyun explained softly.

Dan Fang still had some snacks on hand, she would definitely take them out to treat Yang Ruohua.

Yang Ruqing heard a lot of information from Bao Suyun's words.

She also understood why Dabao was crying.

It turned out that the food left for him had been taken by some adults!

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"My aunt-in-law's temper...hehe, after living with her for a while, you, fifth aunt, will naturally understand."

Yang Ruqing said.

It wasn't too obvious.

First of all, I have a good impression of Aunt Wu.

But she was, after all, a new bride who had just stepped into the house, and she hadn't gotten a good grasp of everything yet.

Yang Ruqing only confides in the people she's closest to and trusts most.

Furthermore, gossiping about others behind their backs has never been her character.

As for what kind of person Liu is, it's best for Bao to experience it herself.

Yang Ruqing chatted with Bao Suyun for a while, mainly to ask her about the recipe for black sesame glutinous rice balls.

Yesterday she ate it, the taste was really good.

It tastes even better than what Auntie Guihua makes!

Bao Suyun was very generous and told Yang Ruqing all her crafting techniques.

Yang Ruqing was eager to try it and planned to make a bowl tonight to taste.

Bao Suyun was still worried about Dabao after all, and came to the backyard soon.

Little An was playing mud with Dabao in the courtyard, drawing circles and crosses.

They played happily together, communicating in the way only children can.

Yang Ruqing made a cup of tea for Bao Suyun. The two stood under the eaves, basking in the sun and watching it.

For Bao Suyun, good times always pass by quickly.

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After lunch, my sister-in-law and the others were going to take the eldest child back to Baojia Village.

Bao Suyun's eyes were red as she walked her way to the village mouth.

Not until the distant oxcart disappeared from sight did she, accompanied by Yang Huazhou, return to the Lao Yang family.

The whole person sat on the edge of the bed, looking at the things that Dabao had played with. The whole person felt empty.

Yang Huazhou went back into the room and sat down beside her.

“Don't be sad, tomorrow you will 'return to your husband's family', won't you see Daba again?”

He coaxed her softly.

>

Bao Suyun nodded.

Yang Huazhou continued, "Afterward, if you want to see Da Bao, I'll accompany you back."

"He loves to eat what, we bought some for him to take back."

>

Bao Suyun was taken aback.

“All the money and food in the house are managed by mother. We have no money on hand!” she said.

As for the rules of Lao Yang's family, yesterday at breakfast in the dining hall.

This is a continuation of the previous thought.

>Tan had already been talking to her for more than an hour.

Bao Suyun probably understood.

Yang Huazhou wryly smiled.

"Rules are made to be broken."

"Don't worry, I can always find a way to make some money. That's something men have to take care of, you don't need to bother."

To buy things for yourself, to buy things for the eldest son, you need some money in your hands!

Hearing Yang Huazhou's words, Bao Suyun was deeply moved.

>

The woman rested her head gently on the man's shoulder.

Yang Huazhou then reached out an arm to embrace Bao Suyun's waist.

The atmosphere in the room was just right.

Yang Huazhou drank a few more cups of wine.

In his thoughts, he suddenly wanted to do something a man should do.

The doors and windows were all tightly shut.

He rolled over and pressed Bao Suyun onto the bed, his hands reaching for the buttons on her clothes.

>

Bao Suyun was startled and grabbed Yang Huazhou's hand.

The woman blushed and said, “It’s not even dark yet…”

Yang Huazhou panted heavily and said, "I can't wait..."

The man's heavy, mountain-like body pressed down.

That thing, perhaps after resting for a night, is now very powerful.

Like a vajra.

Bao Suyun's face flushed red, her heart pounding like a drum. Her body felt weak and soft, as if it were melting into a puddle of mud.

>

Just when the two people were about to get married, a sharp shriek from a woman suddenly came from outside the courtyard.

“Ruthless fat man, viper’s heart…”

My handsome younger brother came to your place to meet his relatives, but he was so badly scorched!

"In the end, you still want to break off the engagement. Your Yang family is just so untrustworthy and disloyal?"

“Don't you think our Wang family is nobody?! Yang Huamei, you fat pig, poison woman, get out here!”

The shouts outside the courtyard, like a string of firecrackers, echoed into this wedding room.

>

Yang Huazhou was completely dispirited by the commotion.

Bao Suyun was also flustered.

"What's up?" she asked.

Yang Huazhou got up and quickly put on his clothes.

"It wasn't Merle's fault this time!" he said angrily.

"He scalded someone and then found them unattractive, wanting to break off the engagement. It's definitely that side refusing, and they came here to cause trouble!" he said.

Bào Sùyún was startled and quickly grabbed her clothes to put them on.

>

Outside in the yard, the shouting was still going on.

Tan's voice also rang out.

After having lunch, Yang Ruqing had a meal in the backyard.

Carry the prepared mixture of sugar, vinegar, and soy sauce to the back of the house.

Just giving the pork sausage a good brush, getting it ready for color!

The noise from the front yard came over.

Yang Ruqing's heart tightened.

Thinking about Mother staying in the front yard scrubbing pots and washing dishes.

Could it be that Tan is picking on his mother again?

The big intestine hadn't even started scrubbing and she quickly put down her brush and ran to the front yard.

When she rushed over, she immediately spotted Sun Shi from the crowd of onlookers.

Yang Ruqing let out a sigh of relief.

Hurry and squeeze to Sun's side.

"Mother, what's going on? Why is Grandma arguing with someone? Who are these two people?"

She asked Mrs. Sun in a low voice.

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In front of Yang Huamei's house.

Tan stood there with her arms akimbo.

Facing off against two women, he was locked in a heated verbal duel.

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