The three generations of the Jiang family, if you talk about appearance, Jiang's father's appearance should be second only to Jiang Chengyan, and it is no wonder that the Zhao family chose this man because of this face.

However, in addition to this face, God doesn't seem to be kind to this man, after starting a family, the second Jiang You has achieved a little success in Lin County, only he still lives in the village with his daughter-in-law, and his life can only be said to be average.

In addition to doing farm work on weekdays, he likes to tinker with wood, and he also relies on this to earn some extra money. Walking up to the merchant, he carefully took out a cloth bag, took out four copper plates from it, and asked for two strings of sugar gourds.

The big one is for the girl.

Jiang Yuan was sitting in the courtyard bored, when she saw Jiang's father walking in with two strings of sugar gourds with a smile on his face.

Since leaving Lin County, she has never eaten sugar gourds again.

When Jiang's father walked over to this side, Jiang Yuan had already stood up, and his hand had already stretched out halfway, and it was rare to show a little smile on his face, which had always had a proud look: "Uncle, I want that big string." ”

Father Jiang shook his head honestly: "Yuanyuan, give you two copper plates, the merchant hasn't left yet, you hurry up and go out to pick it." These two can't move. ”

Jiang Yuan looked at the two copper plates that fell on her palm, she frowned, and threw the two copper plates on the ground: "What about you sending beggars?" ”

Father Jiang saw that his hard-earned money was thrown on the ground like this, he stood there and paused for a while, then bent down and picked up the two copper plates, and held them tightly in the palm of his hand.

Without looking at Jiang Yuan again, he carefully took the sugar gourd and walked towards the house.

"Girl, I bought you a big sugar gourd." Father Jiang shouted in a kind voice.

Bai Yan was carrying a small bench to light the fire for the Zhao family, and when she heard Jiang's father's voice, she immediately jumped up.

"Daddy, you can taste one too." Bai Yan said that she was about to hand it to Father Jiang,

"No, there's another string, give it to your mother, I'll just eat this." Father Jiang handed another string to Zhao.

"What was Jiang Yuan yelling at just now?" Zhao handed the sugar gourd to Jiang's father and nibbled on one.

"It's nothing, you eat first, I'll light the fire." With that, Father Jiang moved Bai Yan's small bench over and started to work by himself.

Through the door, Jiang Yuan saw Bai Yan munching on a sugar gourd with her cheeks.

The fingers were tightly clenched together, and Jiang Yuan stared at Bai Yan fiercely.

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Jiang Chengyan caught a lot of fish in the river and kept them in the big tank in the yard. That night, Zhao made four and added a lot of side dishes.

Bai Yan washed her hands and sat obediently beside Jiang Chengyan, Jiang Chengyan had already picked out a bunch of fish and meat in excellent locations for her and put them in her small bowl.

"When I came to Ah Yan's house for dinner today, Ah Yan's daughter-in-law didn't do anything at all, which is also a blessing. There is a mother-in-law like a sister-in-law who likes to be busy. Qian said in a sour tone, look at the little daughter-in-law, the maintenance is more beautiful than that of the immortals.

Bai Yan didn't hear it, and her attention was on the fish at this time.

"It's not fishy at all." Bai Yan looked at Jiang Chengyan and Jiang's father and wife in surprise.

"Eat more if you like, don't worry, eat wowotou or taro?" Zhao asked gently.

"Why doesn't this kid have any rules? How can there be such a casual meal, how can you pick all the delicious food into your own bowl? Grandma Jiang said with some dissatisfaction, this delicious fish and meat basically went into the stomach of the little daughter-in-law.

Jiang Chengyan raised his eyes, and the corners of his lips outlined a cold arc: "When you eat at my house, you have to abide by the rules of my family." ”