Asians and Europeans have different stomachs, although milk can supplement nutrition, but Wei Lan was worried that Fang Xia would have diarrhea after drinking it, so when she washed it, she made it a little thin and added an extra spoonful of sugar.

Wei Lan handed the enamel jar to Fang Xia, sat on the side and said, "These are good for your health, when Gu Yang comes back, let him make you a cup every morning and evening." ”

Fang Xia smelled the smell of milk and immediately shook her head in disapproval.

"It's not for you to drink, it's for children." Wei Lan explained with a smile, "If you drink it now, your body has improved, and you will also have milk to feed the child later." ”

Fang Xia opened her mouth and was about to argue, but a touch of red suddenly appeared on Wei Lan's face, "Sister-in-law, let's put it this way, we will all be a family in the future, this is my intention." ”

Having said that, there is something else that Fang Xia doesn't understand.

Her sister-in-law used to be a knowledgeable youth, and her appearance was also excellent, and when she saw Wei Lan for the first time, she thought of her sister-in-law.

Fang Xia's first impression of Wei Lan was very good, and later she felt that Wei Lan was a good girl.

Now hearing Wei Lan say this, a soft smile appeared on Fang Xia's face, took Wei Lan's hand, and gently wrote a few words:

- Brother Chao is a good boy and will be good to you.

Wei Lan nodded sullenly, made a cup of brown sugar water for Aunt Gu to bring in separately, and talked to Fang Xia for a while, and Gu Yang came back.

Wei Lan got up to say goodbye, and told Gu Yang again before leaving; "She has a big belly, and when the time comes, it will be difficult to give birth, and you have time to help her get up and move, and it is not good to sit all the time."

Gu Yang responded one by one and sent Wei Lan out.

Gu Yang closed the courtyard door, sat on the pony that Wei Lan was sitting on just now, and saw a shallow smile on the corner of Fang Xia's mouth, he smiled: "In a good mood? ”

Fang Xia nodded slightly, and then looked at Gu Yang and said a few sign words:

- Is there any news of my brother and sister-in-law?

Gu Yang shook his head slightly, seeing that Fang Xia had a disappointed look on his face, he hurriedly held her hand and said comfortingly: "Don't worry, I will go out to do business with Brother Chao after a while, and I will inquire when the time comes." ”

The county has a large population and a large flow of people, so you can always get the news.

Fang Xia pursed her lips and smiled, nodded slightly, and said the child's name again, writing two words in Gu Yang's palm.

Gu Yang's face disappeared gloomily, and he also showed a sincere smile: "Okay, the girl will be called Sister Han, and the boy will be called Brother Shao." ”

*

When Gu Chao came back in the evening, in addition to a thick letter and the goat's milk that Wei Lan had explained, he also brought half a lamb chop.

Grandma Gu smelled the smell of lamb chops and stepped back, "This thing has less meat and more tickets, and it costs oil to fry it, what are you buying it for?" ”

Gu Chao handed the lamb chops to Wei Lan, turned his head and said, "Don't have a ticket." ”

He wanted to buy meat, but he went late today, and the pork stall had already closed.

When I went to buy sheep, I saw that there were sheep chops for sale, Gu Chao thought that Wei Lan liked goat milk, maybe he also liked lamb chops, so he wanted to buy some and try it back.

Pork is a pound and eight cents plus a meat ticket, and the lamb chops are four cents a pound, no tickets, this lamb chops have three catties and two taels, if you want them, you can erase the two taels.

Gu Chao bought a total of them.

"Grandma don't worry, what I made is delicious." Wei Lan said with a smile, and asked Gu Chao to fetch water to soak the mutton chops in water first, so that they could be washed later, and she took the thick envelope into the room.

The letter was thick, and Wei Lan was a little nervous.

Fingers trembling to tear open the envelope, pulling out the letter paper, seven or eight pages of stationery was sandwiched between a thin book.

(End of chapter)