The female supporting role has arrived on the battlefield

Chapter 94 The Cheap Son With Insufficient Kidneys ([-])

Aunt Meng is actually not very old, about forty years old, but she got married and had children in her teens in ancient times, so at her age, it is not an exaggeration to say that she is the elder of the original owner.

The other party was also very diligent, and Ji Ning rolled up his sleeves and started tidying the yard as soon as he got home before he could give orders. Jin Heng was also busy adding firewood and boiling water when he saw this.

Seeing this, Aunt Meng wanted to snatch the job, but Ji Ning stopped her: "Let him go, we are not a wealthy family, you just need to serve me well, and he can experience my hard work before." Don't be lazy and lazy, and don't forget your roots."

Unexpectedly, when Ji Ning said that, Aunt Meng looked at her with admiration, so she went back to her own business.

Because of Aunt Meng, it is rare for Ji Ning to feel that life is so wonderful. She spends the whole time counting money in the house, reading the scriptures, and when she comes out, she has already prepared a table of delicious food, which is delicious, delicious, and there is someone to help wash the dishes after eating. , feeling that her hands will become slender and tender again soon.

Originally on New Year's Eve, she still wanted to sleep in, but thinking of the translucent green jade pendant that she washed yesterday, Ji Ning got up, dressed thickly and asked Aunt Meng to take care of Jin Heng, while she went town.

I asked the boss who sold the steamed stuffed buns. The boss didn't know the address of the little beggar, but he knew several fixed dens of the little beggar. Ji Ning followed the address given by the boss to find it. At the end of an alley, he found a man who was cooking. His.

Seeing Ji Ning, the little beggar hurriedly got up and almost knocked over the pot with a gap in front of him.

"Don't worry."

Seeing him standing at a loss, Ji Ning approached him, only to find that the clay pot was slowly filled with water, other than that there were only two or three finger-length fish fry, who were boiling right now.

Ji Ning didn't make a joke either, squatting aside and asked him: "I'm going to sell the jade pendant you gave me yesterday. If you regret it, I can return it to you now."

"No, don't, I was wrong for stealing things. If, if you sell the money, can you give the bun owner ten pennies? I owe him."

Unexpectedly, he was young, but he remembered clearly, which gave Ji Ning a new understanding of him.

"what's your name?"

"I, I don't have a name, just a little beggar."

"Well, my son is just short of a book boy, and you have no place to go anyway, why don't you go to my house?"

Hearing this, the little beggar got up abruptly. He never thought that Ji Ning would say such a thing, and the excitement on his face couldn't be concealed.

But then, he made a bitter face again, and grabbed the hem of his clothes in embarrassment: "But, but I can't read. I heard that every book boy must be able to read."

"It's okay, you can learn if you don't know."

Ever since, when Ji Ning returned home after buying big bags and small bags, there was still a little boy in a cotton padded jacket standing beside him, who looked a bit shy but was delicate and cute.

When Jin Heng saw it, he rushed into Ji Ning's arms crying, "Mom, do you want me?"

Ji Ning didn't know whether to laugh or cry, pulled his cheap son away, pointed to the new little beggar and introduced: "He is the little beggar from yesterday, mother named him Jin Bai, from now on he will be your book boy, and he will study with you."

Realizing that he had misunderstood, Jin Heng wiped away his tears, but hugged Ji Ning and refused to let go.

"Aunt Meng, I bought two bolts of cloth, and I will measure them for you later. You can add these vegetables, and I will tidy up the room next to you for Xiaobai to live in. From now on, Xiaobai will also be a member of our family. .”

Knowing that Jin Bai would go to school with him in the future, and there were two more people in the family suddenly, Jin Heng suddenly felt that he couldn't save the remaining ten taels of silver.

Sure enough, only two days later, Ji Ning prepared presents to bring Jin Heng and Jin Bai to his wife to pay New Year's greetings, and incidentally wanted his wife to accept Jin Bai.

In the beginning, the master disapproved of Jin Heng being paired with a book boy at such a young age, but when he heard that Ji Ning also planned to send the book boy to study, he couldn't help giving Ji Ning a high look.

He has been teaching Jin Heng for half a year. Not only is Jin Heng good at everything, he is very talented, but he is not complacent in the face of praise and the envy of his classmates. , can be regarded as understanding of the situation of the Jin family.

He thought that the situation of the Jin family would one day be unable to afford Shuxiu's two taels per semester, but he didn't expect Jin Heng's mother to buy a book boy and even pay for the book boy to study. This is living in the town. It was something that ordinary people would not necessarily be willing to part with, but Ji Ning did not show the slightest hint of heartache.

Since Jin Bai is a schoolboy, the goal in the future is not to test for fame. The schoolboy only needs to be able to read and understand, and it is not difficult to teach, so the master thought about it and agreed.

A few days before the start of the class, Ji Ning took the two of them to the town again, bought some clothes, ink, and a few knives of paper for Jin Bai, and bought some good food, Jin Heng only had money left in his hands. Twelve.

However, this is not over yet, Ji Ning is determined to lead Jin Heng to learn how to spread his wealth and get rid of his habit of frugality.

So Ji Ning thought about it, and made the fastest-spending decision: donate!
After hearing this, Jin Heng didn't understand: "Mother, the village chief's family is also rich, and there are many richer people than us in Wang Yuanwai and the town, and in just a few days during the Chinese New Year, we only earned a total of [-] yuan from writing couplets." We spent half a tael of silver, but spent ten taels, if we didn’t have that branch, we would have starved to death.”

"Because of this, we got a sum of money for nothing, so we can live so richly and comfortably this year, and we can have people who serve our mother, so we have to benefit the people. Anyway, the money is not our hard-earned money, we have to use it more Come and do some good deeds.”

Jin Heng struggled for a while, but thought that there was still a big agarwood tree on the mountain, and if he ran out of money, he would cut a piece and sell it, and he would have money again.

Thinking of this, Jin Heng agreed to Ji Ning's words, and the four of them went to the town early the next morning. They bought all the utensils in the town, and then bought some rice to make porridge for charity, and bought a lot of Little wooden bowl.

Jin Bai was very familiar with the town, so he was to inform a few beggars nearby to get the porridge, and there was no conflict of interest, so he spread the word, and for three days in a row, many beggars lined up to get the porridge spontaneously. and buns.

Looking at those people who came here in ragged clothes and cowering in the cold, just to eat a mouthful of hot, sticky white porridge and white-faced steamed buns, Jin Heng gradually felt this charity. meaning.

The attachment to money in my heart is not so strong, after all, there is such a big agarwood tree in the mountain, it can sell for 100 taels at least.

It's a pity that there is a saying called a needle in the bottom of a woman's heart, especially Ji Ning's mind, which Jin Heng has never guessed through.

No, he and Jin Bai only had two days of class after the Chinese New Year. As soon as they came back, the people in the village looked at him very warmly, and even a few aunts insisted on giving him eggs, saying thank you Mother or something like that.

　Don't say anything extra, remember to wear a mask when you go out. . . .

　　
　
(End of this chapter)