Thanks for the invitation: In ancient times, people shared children

Chapter 209

Kidney Bean was so angry that he looked like a red bean, and his whole head changed color.

The child occasionally treated her as a friend, and seeing her so upset, he also got angry and said, "Is there no way to persuade your mother?"

"What can I do? She doesn't listen to me. She only listens to my father. How can I bring my father back to life?" Yundou gritted her teeth.

Child: "Wouldn't it be worse if he survived?"

"Who says it's not true!" Yundou sighed sadly, "Why is my life so miserable? I have to have such a pair of parents."

She was angry and sad.

But the child knew that she still loved her mother very much, and she and her mother had a good relationship on weekdays. Before those annoying relatives appeared, she always said good things about her mother.

The child didn't know how to comfort her.

He had no choice but to come up with a bad idea: "Why don't you just not give the money to your mother? Then hide the money at home. If she can't find it, she naturally won't be able to lend it to others."

Yundou pouted: "It's easy to say, but our monthly allowance is taken away directly by my mother. We can't even touch it. Why don't we give it to her?"

"That's easy. You go get them in advance, take all theirs and hide them." The child thought his idea was quite clever, so he excitedly helped to think about it.

But Yundou was not very confident: "The one in charge won't give it to me. I'm lucky enough to get my own."

"It's fine if she gets her own. Have your brother go with you. If yours are all taken, she can only borrow her own if she wants to borrow. It's better than lending out yours as well."

"This... doesn't seem to be impossible..."

The more Kidney Bean thought about it, the brighter his eyes became. He stuffed the fire stick into the child's hand.

"Watch the fire for me for a while while I go talk to my brother."

She couldn't wait any longer and wanted to leave immediately.

There is reason to be anxious. Last month's salary will be paid soon. It will be too late if you don't tell me now.

The child nodded without hesitation and said, "Then go quickly. If anything happens, don't say it was me who said it."

Kidney beans: ...

"What could happen?"

"It's nothing, just don't give me away if your mother beats you."

The kid doesn't want to get into trouble.

Yundou was silent for a moment: "Don't worry, I won't tell."

She said this and sat down again.

Child: “Aren’t you going?”

Yundou: "What's the point of going? I can control myself and my brother. If my mother gets angry, he will definitely hand over the money immediately."

Yundou was also very angry. He just listened to an idea and thought it was a treasure. Now that his anger had subsided, he remembered that the idea was not feasible.

The child also knew that her brother Candou loved to keep things quiet. No matter what happened or what loss he suffered, he would just sigh and let it go, and would also persuade his sister not to be angry.

His temper is like a glutinous rice cake. He will only become more delicious if you punch him.

"That's all we can do," the child rubbed his face and tried to persuade her, "Don't be too angry. Your mother wouldn't be so foolish as to lend out all the money. After all, you two are the closest family."

"I hope so." Yundou sometimes really wondered if her mother was a big fool who couldn't tell the difference between relatives and strangers.

Chatting and working, the day passed in the blink of an eye.

The child had supper at Zhang's house before going home.

He was jumping and skipping along the way, chasing after a rock and kicking it, and he was quite happy.

I was almost at the door of my house when I saw Aunt Yu.

He was crouching down and looking around, looking at something.

The child had bad intentions, tiptoed over, slapped her on the back, and said "Hey".

Made a face.

Aunt Yu let out a loud cry and almost jumped three feet high. She turned around in fear and saw the child's long tongue, rolled-up eyes, twisted body and strange arms. She really wanted to beat her to death at that moment.

Unfortunately, she couldn't do that, as her shout only brought about more trouble.

The child only heard someone shout: "Oh no, she ran away, here!"

Then Aunt Yu grabbed her and ran away, urging her as she ran: "Hurry, run, we can't stay here."

The child didn't understand what was going on and started running: "What's wrong? What happened?"

Aunt Yu had only four words: "It's hard to put it into words."

"Then please say a few more words."

It’s hard to explain in words, how could a child know what happened?

However, seeing that Aunt Yu was panting, she knew that she couldn't speak like this, so she pulled her into a small path, twisted and turned, and soon got rid of the chaotic footsteps behind them.

Only then did Aunt Yu tell her what had happened.

The first thing he said was a sigh: "Oh, don't mention it, it's all caused by those bones."

Something caused by bones?

Child: “I was sued?”

That was all the child could think of. Dead bones, how could they possibly cause any trouble? It was probably because of those bones that she'd been beaten or cursed at. Maybe someone had reported her to the authorities. Then, wasn't that the police officer chasing after her just now?!

They must be fleeing for fear of punishment!

The child's eyes widened, and he really wanted to drag Aunt Yu back to surrender immediately. Maybe she could get a lighter sentence.

Sister Xi said that fleeing for fear of punishment is a more serious crime.

No matter how much she runs, she can't escape Sister Xi.

She will be caught sooner or later, so why bother? She won't be beheaded for fighting or scolding someone.

Is Aunt Yu also confused?

"What are you talking about? If they wanted to sue, they would have done so long ago. Why would they wait until now?"

Looking at her expression, I knew she had misunderstood, so I quickly explained.

After listening to this, the child finally understood why the bones were to be blamed.

This was indeed caused by the bones.

Those people are not here to cause trouble, they are here to pick on people.

Some of their family members also went to the battlefield and never returned. Some received compensation, but some were never heard from again and had no idea whether their family members were alive or dead.

How could they not be worried?

Now that they heard about the children sending bones, they all came over to find out if there was any news about their families.

Aunt Yu told them that she didn't know, but they still refused to leave.

Because the old ghost's daughter-in-law insisted that the child could summon spirits and invite ghosts to possess him. She also swore that she saw it with her own eyes and that the way the child cursed was the same as her father-in-law.

Those people thought that even if they couldn't see bones, it would be good to see ghosts.

But the kid doesn’t have that ability.

No matter what Aunt Yu said, they refused to leave. Some of them became anxious and even resented them, blaming them for collecting the remains of those people but not caring about the lives of their families.

Aunt Yu wanted to say that their complaints were groundless and no one deserved a good night's sleep.

But then I thought, the only way I can stand here peacefully is because of those soldiers fighting for their lives on the battlefield. How can I say I don’t owe them anything?

The whole world owes them, but now they can't even return the bones of the dead soldiers, and they are not allowed to complain?

But they really have no choice.

Unable to persuade them to leave, Aunt Yu had no choice but to hide back in the house, and when those people were drowsy, she climbed over the wall and waited for the child.

"Why are you waiting for me?" the child asked blankly, "I don't know how to summon spirits."

Aunt Yu rolled her eyes at her and said, "Of course I knew you wouldn't. I was trying to remind you not to come back, lest you get caught by them. But you scared me and almost got caught by them."

The child touched his nose guiltily and said, "How would I know?

Now what? "

Aunt Yu: "What can I do? I'll just find a place to sleep. I can't go home anyway."