Farmer’s Blessed Girl

Early in the morning, Man Bao sat up from the bed. She sat and changed her mind. Thinking that not only her sixth brother was getting married, but Ming Da and Chang Yu were going to come out to play with her, she immediately lifted the quilt and got out of bed.

She took out the clothes she had found last night and put them on, and immediately went out to fetch water to wash.

Before her, her brothers and sisters-in-law had woken up and started to work.

So did the other servants in the house. Someone brought the ingredients, and they had to send the ingredients to the kitchen to prepare.

And the place where the front yard entertains guests should also start to put tables and chairs, put fruit trays and snacks and the like.

Holding a wedding in the capital is much more particular than in the village. Even if the old Zhoutou is reluctant to spend money and the Qian Shi is watching, even if it is for the sake of the children of Manbao, they have to follow the rules of the capital.

Not to mention that Mrs. Liu and Mrs. Qian had hinted at it, they said that Master Bai had already had the experience of hosting a happy event, and the old Zhou family knew that they could not follow the way in the village.

Even Lao Zhoutou said while feeling distressed about Qian: "The guests you invite are different, and the gifts they give are different. You can't let people eat the feast in the village, right?"

So this time, Wu Wulang, like Master Bai, invited two cooks from outside to help at home.

In addition to the big dishes, some snacks are also indispensable at the banquet. When the guests sit and chat, they can't eat nothing, right?

Everyone was busy, and after Man Bao washed up, he ran to the west side courtyard to find Saturday Lang, and saw that he had already put on his wedding clothes and was sitting nervously in the room.

Seeing Man Bao, he immediately waved, "Man Bao, come here."

Man Bao ran forward, looked at Saturday Lang's face carefully, and said, "Sixth brother, you are so handsome today."

Saturday Lang bowed his head and smiled a little embarrassedly, and then whispered to her: "Mother Xi wants to put powder on my face, I, I don't really want to put that on, I don't feel comfortable."

Man Bao carefully recalled the appearance of Bai Dalang's powder coating, and then said, "I think it looks pretty, very white."

Saturday Lang reached out and touched his face and said, "I'm not black now."

Also, I don't know if it's because he often works in the kitchen or because of the ointment given by Man Bao, Saturday Lang is much whiter now than his brothers, and he looks not much worse than the best-looking fourth brother.

After all, the fourth brother is quite tanned now.

So Man Bao said: "If you don't apply it, don't apply it. The most important thing is to be at ease, but you can put some color on your lips to look better."

Saturo:  …

Bai Shan, Bai Erlang and the others who ran over to join in the fun took it seriously. Seeing that he didn't want Mrs. Xi to do it, Bai Shan rolled up his sleeves and went on it himself, "Come on, I'll help you paint."

Saturday Lang widened his eyes, "How could you do this?"

Bai Shandao: "I think my mother has used it, and it's still a treasure that I taught."

Saturday Lang didn't expect that the two of them would talk about this kind of thing, and he was speechless for a while.

When Saturday Lang was ready, everyone remembered one thing, "Oh, it seems that we haven't eaten breakfast yet."

Everyone turned their heads to look at Saturday Lang's lips, unable to speak for a while, and painted in vain...

Madam Xi, who was on the side, looked straight and happy. She had done makeup for so many couples, and she just thought it was the most fun to put makeup on their family.

Everyone had a noisy breakfast, and then sat together in the yard waiting for the auspicious time.

A group of teenagers sat in a row in the yard talking, surrounded by busy adults, they looked completely free, Zhou Lixue sighed while watching, "I passed through so many uncles to get married, but only the sixth uncle got married. It's the easiest time."

Saturday Lang glanced at him and said, "It's as if you did something big when your uncles got married."

"No, I've done too much," Zhou Lixue said: "I have to watch the candy cakes at home, and I can't let people touch too much, and I also need to watch the children who come to the house, so that they don't let them drill randomly. Busy."

He looked at the servants who came and walked over and said, "It's better now, you don't have to be busy with anything, just join in the fun."

Even Zhou Lijun, who was in charge of the accounts, was not very busy, and was taken over by Zhou Dalang and the Liang Bai family. What surprised them was that even Bai Dalang took his wife Cheng's with him, but they were very leisurely.

Man Bao was stealing a half-day free time, sitting and waiting happily, but there was only so much free time.

A gong sounded in front, and Thursday Lang hurried in from the front and said, "The sedan chairs to welcome the relatives, the convoy is here, Liu Lang, hurry up and go out."

So the teenagers cheered and went out around Saturday Lang.

The old Zhou family chose a docile high-headed horse, tied a red cloth to its chest, and then sat on it with the help of Saturday Lang.

Man Bao and several others, also wearing festive new clothes, jumped on the horse and shouted, "Go and greet the bride—"

The welcoming team beat and beat all the way to the outer city, and then Ming Da and Chang Yu, who were just walking out of the palace and strolling on the street, heard the sound of gongs and drums, and when they turned around, they saw Man Bao flying freely.

The two were stunned for a moment, then immediately waved and shouted, "Man Bao, Man Bao—"

When Man Bao heard this, he nodded slightly to Bai Shan, pulled the horse aside, ran to Ming Da's side, and rode directly on the horse to ask, "Are you out of the palace?"

Mingda looked curiously, "What are you doing?"

"Welcome."

Mingda immediately turned around and took over his horse with the guards, and said happily, "I'm going too."

Man Bao took the two of them to catch up with the welcoming team, and then jumped in front.

The princess' servants watched helplessly, and could only separate two people to protect them, while the rest followed behind on horseback.

Everyone went to the outer city in a mighty way. The Qiu family’s house is in the outer city. There is only one entrance, but the yard is not small. At this time, it is also full of relatives and friends of the Qiu family. to jam.

They couldn't make any problems to embarrass Saturday Lang, so Manbao and the others could send red envelopes vigorously. They were very treacherous. Seeing that the people in the door were slow to open the door, they simply grabbed a red envelope and stuffed it through the crack at the bottom of the door. I went in, but only a little was stuffed in, and more was scattered outside the door.

The people in the door can see it. In order to take the red envelope, a slit was opened slightly. Once the slit was opened, Bai Shan immediately put the red envelope inside, and the people inside immediately reached out to take it. Erlang immediately pushed the door hard and squeezed in.

It was the first time for Ming Da and Chang Yu to do such a thing. Regardless of whether they understood or not, they were all excited and yelled, and followed them to push the door...

Everyone rushed into the door laughing and joking. Seeing that everyone was throwing red envelopes to open the way, Ming Da glanced around, and when he was happy, he took off all the jade cards on his body and threw them out.

Bai Erlang happened to be squeezed over, and his sharp eyes saw that he grabbed it.

He glanced at the jade card in his hand, and was quite speechless. He stretched out his hand to hold Princess Mingda and said, "This thing can't be thrown around. There is only a penny or two in this red envelope. Throw this jade card out..."

Bai Erlang couldn't find the right words to describe it, so he put the jade card in her hand and said, "You can't throw it away anyway."

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