Changsheng slowly made up the second half of the sentence.

Xia Yue: "......" This rogue man is really immortal? Didn't someone drop the bag?

"Changsheng, you've changed!" Xia Yue was very distressed.

How lovely, innocent, and simple you used to be! It's like now that the meat talk comes as soon as you open your mouth!

"I haven't changed." Changsheng frowned and thought for a moment, "Where have I changed?" ”

"Oh, it did." Changsheng thought about it carefully, and said with a serious face: "In the past, I could only be uncomfortable when I was hard, but now it's different. ”

As he spoke, his eyes slipped to Xia Yue's body.

"Shut up!" Xia Yue didn't dare to let Changsheng continue, in case it was heard by others, it would not be good to spread it.

"Why shut up?"

"You're so annoying!"

"Daughter-in-law, you've changed." Changsheng is now learning and selling, "You wouldn't have said that I was annoying before, but now if I say two words, you will dislike me, baby." ”

Xia Yue felt that there was a tendon in her brain that was being quarreled by Changsheng, and if she continued to argue, she might explode.

"You're babbling, believe it or not, I'm beating you!" In order to show her fierceness, Xia Yue smashed her fist on the wooden board, but she didn't feel the force, but the wooden board was directly smashed through.

There happened to be a man passing by next to him, and he saw that the two-inch thick wooden board was smashed by Xia Yue's punch, Xia Yue's hand was fine at all, not even red, and his face changed suddenly.

Looking at Xia Yue's eyes in horror, he left quickly, looking at Changsheng with sympathy and admiration before leaving.

Xia Yue: "...... "I'm not, I don't, I'm innocent......

But apparently the man didn't think so, and after he went back, he told his partner about it, and pointed to Xia Yue's side, and then Xia Yue saw that the man's partner's face also changed.

Since this day, Xia Yue has found that her employees look at her cautiously, even Dali, who originally spoke casually, often looked at her with a sad expression, and often asked Changsheng how he was doing, whether he was injured or anything, of course, this is a later story, not to mention it for the time being.

Changsheng smirked, his shoulders shaking.

"It's all your doing!" Xia Yue glared at him.

"I'm working, daughter-in-law." Changsheng picked up the stone mortar and pounded it non-stop, indicating that he was working.

"You're too cunning now! It's not cute at all! Xia Yue simply ignored him and did her own work.

Seeing that Xia Yue ignored himself, Changsheng buried himself in work, and before it was night, he finished pounding all the baskets of chili peppers and spices, Xia Yue saw that he was done and asked him if he was tired.

"Not tired!" Changsheng grinned, revealing a mouthful of large white teeth.

Not tired? Xia Yue glanced at Changsheng's hands hanging on his side trembling slightly, revealing a smile, "Don't be tired, there is still a bucket of soybeans there that has not been milled, you go and grind." ”

Changsheng saw that the bucket of soybeans was at least fifty catties, and he hesitated a little, "Isn't the tofu all ready?" ”

"It's not for tofu, I have other uses, aren't you tired?" Xia Yue looked at Changsheng suspiciously.

was looked at by his daughter-in-law with suspicious eyes, Changsheng was suddenly a little unconvinced, "I'm not tired!" I'm going to grind now! ”

Changsheng raised his head and chested, strode over, scooped up a spoonful of soybeans and put them into the stone mill, scooped up another scoop of water, and added water while grinding the stone.

Seeing that Changsheng still had the strength to do so, Xia Yue didn't mention letting him rest, and he couldn't use up his energy, so he vented it all on her.

When eating dinner, Changsheng was trembling with chopsticks in his hand, and Xia Yue covered her mouth and snickered.

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