Space Farming: The Rough Man Orion Dotes on His Wife Excessively

Gu Rao took a nap. When he woke up, the room was dark. When he opened the window, he saw that the sun was almost setting in the west and there were fewer boats on the river.

He leaned against the window and admired the sunset for a while, then turned around, gathered up the clothes he and Bieye had worn yesterday, held them in his arms and walked downstairs.

It just so happened that the sound of selling water came from the door.

"Selling water, two cents a load of water!"

Gu Rao opened the door.

"I'll buy a load of water."

The middle-aged man selling water stopped at the door. After collecting the money, he asked, "Should I carry it in for you, or should your man carry it in?"

Gu Rao was reminded by this question.

This was an ancient time with many rules. When she was alone at home, it was not appropriate to let a strange man into the house. If she had known better, she would not have bought a bucket of water outside to show it to outsiders.

"My man has gone shopping and won't be back for a while. I can just carry it in myself. You wait at the door while I pour the water into the tank and return the bucket to you."

After saying that, he went to fetch water himself.

I used all my strength and my cheeks turned red before I moved the bucket a small inch on the ground. When I reached the threshold, I used a lot of strength to lift the bucket. As soon as I entered the threshold, the bucket hit me with a bang. On the ground, some of the water in the bucket also spilled out, and the skirt and shoes were wet.

Gu Rao, "..."

I just changed into this outfit today!

The bucket Bieye usually carries is larger than this bucket. I used to see how easily he carried two buckets of water, so I thought they didn't weigh much. Only when I tried it did I realize how heavy one bucket of water is!

Just about to continue carrying water.

A hand suddenly stretched out, grasped the handle of the bucket, and said enthusiastically, "Women are not born to do manual labor, so let me do it."

When he lowered his head, his eyes vaguely glanced at Gu Rao's small cloth shoes and the maroon skirt that was wetted by water and stuck to his ankles.

It was obviously an ordinary piece of coarse linen clothing, but it couldn't hide the woman's natural beauty and graceful figure. Even the shoes she wore were so small.

You can hold it with just one hand...

Gu Rao hesitated.

Liu Dali didn't seem to see her concerns, so he went in directly with the water, glanced around the yard, and asked, "Where is the bucket?"

Gu Rao pointed to the kitchen.

Liu Dali went back and forth twice and poured two buckets of water into the water tank without leaving it in the yard. After going out, he said, "I sell water here every day. The previous owner moved away some time ago. The door has always been closed, but it was opened today. You just moved in, right?"

Gu Rao frowned, not used to being familiar with strangers.

He hummed as an answer, and then ordered him to leave, "Thank you for carrying water for me. It's getting dark and I still have a lot of clothes to wash..."

Liu Dali said knowingly, "I'll leave now. Remember to take care of my business in the future."

After the people left, Gu Rao locked the door.

Wet shoes are uncomfortable to wear.

Anyway, there was no one else here, so I took out a pair of crystal sandals from the space and put them on. As for the wet skirt, I didn't want to worry about it for the time being. I would dry it later.

He walked under the eaves, picked up the wooden basin on the ground, and went to the laundry table to wash it slowly. It wasn't until it was dark that the two people's clothes were cleaned.

There is a hemp rope tied to two pillars under the eaves.

Gu Rao wrung out the water from the washed clothes, shook them out one by one and hung them on the hemp rope to dry. By the time he finished doing all this, it was already completely dark.

One of them went upstairs in the dark and used a fire stick to light the candle in the candlestick on the lamp table.

Sitting on the edge of the bed, he started making clothes for Bieye.

Her own clothes had been made a long time ago, and they just fit her body. She was now good at sewing, so she didn't have to worry about messing up the clothes for Bieye for the first time.

Even compared to the slightly unfamiliar and rough stitching when making clothes for myself, the clothes made for Bieye, every stitch and thread are dense and neat.

The only drawback is that it's a bit slow.

Work harder these days. When Bieye comes back, he can put on the new clothes he made for him, and there is no need to continue to change between the two sets of clothes that don't fit.

Thinking of what he would look like wearing the clothes she made, the corners of Gu Rao's mouth curled up unconsciously.

Time always flies by when you are doing things seriously. When Gu Rao felt his eyes were sore and had to stop, he realized that it was already midnight.

Gu Rao put away the unfinished clothes.

He stood up and stretched, unfastened his belt, took off his coat, took out a wooden hanger from the space, placed it beside the bed, hung the clothes on the hanger, took off his shoes and went to bed to lie down.

The pure cotton mattress, quilt, and aqua blue silk quilt cover on the bed were all taken out from the space and laid on them when she went to bed at noon. It felt good to sleep on them.

A grown man probably wouldn't care about the details of bedding.

If he really asked, he would probably say that he bought it when he was not at home.

Gu Rao rolled twice in the comfortable bed, but he didn't feel sleepy at all. He was wondering if Bieye had fallen asleep at this time and where he was sleeping.

The more I thought about it, the more I frowned.

She hadn't thought about it carefully before, but now that she thought about it, she started to worry about how Bieye would sleep alone in the mountains.

Should he just light a fire and sleep with his clothes on next to it, or should he be lucky enough to find a cave and sleep on a hard stone?

Gu Rao couldn't sleep more and more.

The fact that she can live quite comfortably now is almost all provided by Bieye. In order to earn money to support his family, Bieye carries a heavy load alone on the mountain, but she enjoys peace and happiness at home with peace of mind.

If only he had thought earlier that Bieye would have no place to sleep at night. At least he could use the last bit of money at home to buy him a quilt.

Although it is spring now, the weather is still warm during the day, but the temperature drops at night. How can I sleep without a quilt?

Just as Gu Rao was tossing and turning, a dull sound suddenly came from the yard, like the sound of something heavy hitting the ground.

Gu Rao's heart tightened.

She was obviously the only one at home, and she didn't keep any small animals. Even if a mouse accidentally knocked something down, it shouldn't make such a sound.

She didn't dare to act rashly, pretending to be asleep and listening to what was going on outside.

After the yard was quiet for a while, careful footsteps sounded. After a while, someone came to the downstairs of the small building, and the door bolt was knocked off by something.

Gu Rao, "..."

There's a thief!

He stood up quietly, picked up his shoes, clothes, and the piggy bank under the bed, and ducked into the space to hide.

You can throw away other things, but not the little money you have!

When he was in the space, Gu Rao could sense whether there was anyone within about twenty feet outside, and he could also hear the sounds coming from outside.

After the thief went upstairs, he secretly pried open the door bolt of the master bedroom.

Gu Rao, "..."

Co-authored, the door lock on the front door and the door bolts on the floors in the house are just a joke, right?

It was pried open so easily!

Either the door bolt is too messy, or the thief is a habitual thief, and practice makes perfect when it comes to prying open doors.

Catch a bug~