Sad reminder Xiaobai

Liang Nuo never thought that he would be so anxious to tell her this news, but when he sent the two girls away, the outside of the house had already darkened a lot.

Sitting on the chair a little tired, his legs were a little sore from the continuous toil of the past few days, holding the teacup on the side, and took a sip, only to realize that the tea was already cold.

The bitter taste gradually spread, and he breathed a sigh of relief, stretched out his hands to rub the center of his brows, and closed his eyes.

But the clerk outside the house went upstairs and said outside the door, "Miss Liang, is the shop going to be closed? Do you want to light the lamp?"

Liang Nuo withdrew his thoughts, only to realize that the room was already in total darkness. He glanced at the lit lights outside the window, and replied, "No need, I'll come down right away."

"Hey, okay."

After tidying up the account books, he went downstairs. The guy had probably done it a long time ago. Liang Nuo watched him close the door and close the shop, and approached with a lantern.

Along the way, it was quiet, and occasionally the breeze blew slowly, setting off a little coolness.

Back at the house, after washing, he lay down early and went to bed.

He closed his eyes, tossed and turned, but hesitated a little. Was it a lack of consideration in making this decision for her without authorization?

Thinking about it, I felt sleepy and fell asleep unconsciously.

The next day, Liang Nuo rushed to the shop early in the morning. First, he finished what he had to do as much as possible. After lunch, he greeted Lao Zhou, rented a carriage, and drove to the village.

Arriving at her home, Liang Nuo looked at her sitting in the yard, helping her mother wipe her hair.

After a slight pause, he stepped into the yard and called out "Ah Ji."

She held the handkerchief, turned her head, and said, "I thought you'd be busy recently, so you won't come."

Before Liang Nuo could make a sound, A Niang, who was sitting beside her, seemed to have almost recovered, and said, "Liang Nuo is here, come in and have a meeting."

"Okay, Aunt Zhou."

Seeing that her aunt was able to walk around on her own, Liang Nuo thought that maybe she didn't have to go to those people to paint, that's fine.

While drinking hot tea, her mother brought a freshly made cake, put it on the low table, and handed a piece to the rambunctious Xiao Mu beside her.

Immediately, watching her bring the medicine from the kitchen, her mother continued, "You two talk, I'll go in and see her father"

Liang Nuo nodded, watching her mother enter the back room, looking at her who was stuffing pancakes into her mouth, she was doing exactly the same movements as Xiao Mu on the other side.

I couldn't help laughing, and said, "Ah Ji, if you eat any more, Xiao Mu won't have anything to eat, but she's about to cry."

She stopped her hands a little embarrassed, drank the warm water in the cup, looked at it, and said under cover, "He is young now, and he can't eat much."

Glancing at the light blue in the corner of her eyes, Liang Nuo stopped teasing her, looked at Xiao Mu who was biting the pancake, and said, "Yesterday, the person who bought Ah Ji's paintings came to me and said that if Ah Ji is willing, I also want to ask Ah Ji to help her paint for a long time."

"Really?" she asked in surprise.

Liang Nuo nodded, and added, "That's right, Ah Ji may have to go to town early every morning."

"It's okay, these are not problems, then, what can I go for?"

"It's fine in a few days." Seeing her agreeing without hesitation, Liang Nuo didn't know whether to let go or be suspended again.

Seeing that she was a little thirsty, he picked up the water glass again, drank it, and said, "Well, then I will go to you tomorrow morning."

"Okay, but, Aji, do you know the way?"

She suddenly showed a difficult expression, and replied in a low voice, "Yeah, I don't know the way, this is a bit troublesome."

After a moment of silence, Liang Nuo never thought of a solution, her mother came out from the back room with a bowl, looked at her, then looked at Liang Nuo, and said.

"What's the matter, suddenly quiet down?"

Liang Nuo didn't know whether she had told her mother about it, so he decided not to mention it for now.

On the side, she suddenly said, "Aniang, I, Tho, sister Liang Nuo, helped me find a painting job at the station in the town. Can you let me go?"

Liang Nuo looked at it with some surprise, and her mother didn't slow down, she sat beside her and asked, "Ah Ji, it's inconvenient at home now, but my mother's health is much better, and she will gradually recover." Get well, otherwise, you should stay at home."

"However, Auntie's family is almost out of food this year. I want to go, and with Sister Liang Nuo here, nothing will happen. Auntie promise me?"

Her mother looked disbelieving, Liang Nuo put down the teacup in her hand, and persuaded, "Aunt Zhou, I helped A Ji to look at this matter, it is indeed possible, let A Ji try it? "

"Well, it's not for me to make the decision, and Aji's father is not very good, alas."

"Ah Ji, have you really thought about it when A Niang asks you?"

She nodded and replied, "Well, think about it, Mommy, I will take good care of myself when I go to town."

Afterwards, her mother asked again, "Then Aji is going to live for a long time, where does he live and eat on weekdays?"

Liang Nuo just shook his head, and she hurriedly said, "Well, I live with Sister Liang Nuo, don't worry, Ma'am."

"Here, Liang Nuo, I have troubled you too much." Her mother said apologetically.

Liang Nuo shook his head, and replied, "It's okay, I'm usually alone, with Ah Ji, maybe it will be more lively, but it's even better."

Although he wondered whether she said this to deal with her mother or had other plans, Liang Nuo also felt that this was the only thing she could convince her mother, and she would not be troubled by not knowing the way for a while.

After much hesitation, her mother still agreed, and was dragged into her room by her to pack her things.

And Xiao Mu, who was following her, stood aside obediently, tidied up her clothes, and looked at the painting utensils she had arranged. She said, "This is a gift from the person who bought the painting."

Liang Nuo nodded and helped to clean up. Her mother came in from the house, wrapped the freshly made cakes, stuffed them into her parcel, and said softly, "This is just made, it's hot."

She sullenly replied, "Hey, okay."

When she went out, her mother pulled Xiao Mu who was holding onto the corner of her clothes. She rarely saw her like this, and said carefully and softly, "Xiao Mu is good, when sister comes back, I will bring you candied haws to eat."

Her mother sent them all the way, and stopped at the entrance of the village. When she got into the carriage, she opened the curtain, looked at it, and said, "Don't worry, Ma'am, I will take good care of myself."

Her mother still shed tears reluctantly, and replied, "If you are tired, you will come back, do you understand?"

"Well, don't worry, mother, I understand."

She watched the rickety carriage with her eyes slightly closed, thinking of how uncomfortable she was in the carriage last time, Liang Nuo hesitated,

Approaching, reaching out to support her, she buried her head, listening to her slight sigh.

He reached out and patted her on the back, and she didn't speak for a while.

Liang Nuo didn't disturb her, and quietly reached out to support her.

After a long time, she raised her head, opened the package in her arms, unwrapped the wrapped cake, handed it over, and said, "Eat it while it's hot."

Before he could react, he saw that she had already opened his mouth to eat, and Liang Nuo was biting the cake, but he really didn't know how to comfort her.

What broke the silence was her stomach growling, and Liang Nuo finally opened his mouth and said, "Ah Ji, are you hungry?"

She nodded, and said, "Today, I drank some porridge in the morning, and I didn't stop when I had a lot of things. Then it's the cake I'm eating now."

"Then, when I get back, I'll cook noodles for you."

"Okay." She nodded back.

"Thank you just now. When I know the way, I don't have to trouble you so much."

"I don't think it's being troubled by Ah Ji, I really want to help Ah Ji." It was probably when he heard her thanking him that he felt a little awkward in his heart, Liang Nuo said this all at once.

After hearing this, she stared blankly, as if a little awkward, turned around, leaned against, and said in a low voice, "Arnuo, no matter what, I am very grateful to you."

Liang Nuo felt a little uncomfortable with her cuteness, so he stretched out his arms to wrap her around her so that she could lean more comfortably.

It echoed that she called herself Sister Liang Nuo in front of her aunt just now, but Liang Nuo had never heard her call herself that way before.

Stretching out his hand to pinch her ear, he said with a smile, "If you really thank me, call me Sister Liang Nuo again."

But she pretended not to hear and squinted her eyes. If Liang Nuo hadn't seen her slightly hot ears, she would probably have been fooled by her peaceful appearance.

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It's too late, I'm so sleepy, if there are still typos, maybe it's God's will.