The next day, before dawn, Sasa got up, washed his face a little, and went out of the house, and walked along the little country road, into the baby's house.

Uncle Baby is repairing the house. People kept busy, making a lot of noise, although it was ridiculous, but in the baby's ears, it was a natural sound.

Saza stood there, silently moving small stones and filling them into the gaps between the large stones. The people couldn't stop laughing at Saza's appearance, and in the laughter, Saza was also quite annoyed, but there was nothing he could do. He knew that there were some things between his mother and his baby, and this matter was certainly not a good thing in the small stone village. He also felt humiliated, but there was nothing he could do but silently carry rocks through the crowd in order to grind away his troubles.

"Come, come, remove this stone." This is what the baby said to Sazah.

When Saza heard this, he felt so uncomfortable that he almost began to cry, but it was useless to cry in such a place.

So, amid the laughter of the crowd, Sasa walked to the stone speechlessly, and lifted the stone according to the baby's wishes, and put it where it should have been. And when he had put the stone in the little pit, he was going to come back and continue to carry the stone with the people.

"Son, that's not the case, put that stone in this place, there's no need there." The baby called out to him while kicking him in the leg.

Without saying a word, Sasa put the stone again in another place, a place that would satisfy the baby, and then went into the crowd and went into the crowd with the others, and kept busy. He didn't want to do it anymore, he wanted to go to a place where there was no one, and then he cried. However, he could not do this, and when he did, when he returned, his mother would scold him loudly and even beat him with a flat pole. Therefore, he stood there without saying anything, and continued to do the work that was not done by people, trying to satisfy the baby, so that after going back, he would have a good life.

When the work was done, the helpers sat down on the ground and rested, either smoking or playing cards.

So Saza sat down and sat in the crowd and watched the people play cards.

Then Uncle came over, walked up to Sasa, kicked him in the body, and asked him to go to work.

Sasa had no choice but to stand up, working alone in that construction site, under the scorching sun and sweating. A few times, he almost fainted, but fortunately, he survived.

In the midst of people's laughter, under the scorching sun, he was speechless and carried the stones, in the smug laughter of the baby uncle. Sasa didn't know what sin he had committed, and he was going to be tortured so much in this life, he really wanted to pick up a knife, and then poke a few holes in Bao Baobo's body. However, he also knows that no, don't say that he is not the opponent of Bao Baobo, even his father is not. He worked there speechlessly, hoping that he would talk about it later when he was older.

He worked there with his head down, letting beads of sweat run down and wet a large area of the ground.

He couldn't do it anymore, so he sat down and rested for a while, but before his ass was hot, he heard Uncle Bao calling out from there, and was going to another place to carry stones.