Mao Xiang listened to Mao Sheng's words, and tried every possible way to please Xingzai, always thinking about his feelings. He asked Full Moon to cook a good meal and told her to call Apricot Boy to eat. Xingzi didn't go, saying that I had eaten at my grandmother's house for so many years, and I wasn't used to eating at other homes. Mao Xiang went to Zhu'er and asked him to go to dinner with Xingzai. Who knows, Zhu'er didn't want to go back, and said, uncle, I really can't leave the door. As soon as the people left, the store had to close, and the business stopped. In fact, the reason why Zhu'er didn't want to go home, Mao Xiang was clear in his heart. I just can't get the talk out.

Gradually, Mao Xiang became angry with Zhu'er, thinking that he was deliberately looking at his jokes and deliberately unwilling to help him, so he borrowed Xingzai's matter to toss him.

At this time, the cubs who had finally finished the middle school exam returned to the village. They have to wait patiently at home for a summer vacation to determine whether they will go directly to the county seat to attend high school, or continue to study in the town middle school for a year, and leave it for next year. Or drop out of school, like the apricots, work honestly in the field.

Mao Xiang knew that Zhong'er was greedy and lazy. Seeing Tian'er thinking about how to eat something good, or squatting at home leisurely reading books and calculating test questions, he just didn't want to work in the field. He grasped Zhong'er's weakness and first found a breakthrough from him. He asked Full Moon to cook a good meal, so he went to call Zhong'er and Xingzi to eat. Although Xingzi was reluctant to go, with Zhong'er on the side and Maosheng on the side to persuade him, he went a few times.

Gradually, Xingzi found that her father Mao Xiang didn't seem to be as hateful as she thought. There was even a sense of intimacy that he had never felt before. As a result, he was no longer as tired of him as he had been before. When I see Mao Xiang again, I can also take the initiative to say hello, not as raw as before.

This made Mao Xiang very happy, and sometimes he was so happy that he couldn't sleep well in half the night. He felt that Xingzi was his own baby cub after all, and he had an inseparable flesh and blood relationship. It's his own cub, and he won't run away.

While Mao Xiang was happy, the full moon was secretly melancholy. From the increasingly hot and hot of Xingzai, she thought of Zhu'er, thought of this hard-working baby who had no father since she was a child, and thought of her relatives who were about to marry a wife and have children but had no bones.

Xiufang's family in Beishan Village has already come to see each other, and they are very aware of the current situation of her family. Her family was very satisfied with Zhu'er and the store he run, and agreed to send Xiufang over to marry before the end of the year. However, Xiufang's family put forward a condition, that is, to build a new courtyard. As for other household items, you can buy as much as you can. The purchase is incomplete, and the Xiufang family is responsible for it. It's not a demanding requirement at all. It can be said that it is reasonable to the point of making the villagers jaw-dropping. No one wants to see that after their babies get married, they don't even have a nest and go to live on the street. Full Moon and Mao Xiang mentioned it many times in the morning and evening, to see if a new courtyard could be built for Zhu'er as soon as possible. Mao Xiang verbally promised well, but he didn't tighten it and didn't take action. Full Moon and Mao Xiang have quarreled a few times over this, even to the point of making a big noise. Full Moon cried and said, Zhu'er has been suffering since she was a child. Nowadays, it's easy to have a fancy person, and I don't ask for anything excessive. We have to think about it for Zhu'er and for my daughter's family.

At this time, Mao Xiang replied with a smile, anxious, anxious. I'm also trying my best to think about it, and I can't miss a big deal. [End of Chapter]