Chapter 60 What A Pity

  Shen Sisi saw that the couple's eyes were filled with reverence when they looked at her, so she quickly slipped into the kitchen to cook. The pork lung soup from this morning was still warm and fragrant, perfect for drinking. She also quickly stir-fried some spicy pork offal...

  Daba cooked pancakes, and the whole family sat around the table eating, each one eating a lot.

  Shen Sisi thought to herself, although they only had two meals here, but now it seemed that her family had really slowly developed the habit of eating three meals a day. This lunch, after a long time, she got used to eating and naturally would eat. She narrowed her eyes, drank a bowl of pig lung soup, and enjoyed thinking about this life, with three meals a day... even gods couldn't compare.

  But after drinking this soup, Shen Sisi wanted to drink mutton soup again.

  She really wants to go out, but she's stuck at home, eating from the bowl and looking at the pot. She glances over at the chicken in her house, tears streaming down her face... thinking about eating that plump, greasy, oily drumstick...

  People are indeed never satisfied. Damn it, she just loves eating the most.

  Apart from her, everyone else in the house was burping with satisfaction and smiling contentedly. The three brothers now looked at Tuni with a mix of fear and adoration, worshipping and respecting her even more.

  I don't know what kind of talent this local girl has, she can make money, has vision, and can also cook delicious meals.

  Lian He Axiu and Zhong Gensheng whispered to each other: "......No wonder she's the daughter of a wealthy family, she's different from our own daughters, Da Bao, Er Bao, San Bao don't have this kind of vision, it's a pity that she was raised in our family..."

  But it also hurts more and can't bear to part with her.

  Dabao finished cleaning the table, and Erdouzi brought someone over. Each of them carried a large basket on their back, full of energy. They each put the chestnuts they had picked in one place and said: "We'll go home for lunch first, and then pick some more chestnuts this afternoon. There are even more people going up the mountain today..."

  After finishing speaking, he ran away in a hurry, busy to the point of no end. Shen Sisi smiled behind him, probably rushing back home to eat meat.

  It seems that several households in the village have been filled with the aroma of meat today.

  It's true, although those few families didn't want to eat it, but the weather was hot and they were afraid of spoilage, so they had to finish it off. Unlike in winter when they could preserve it, eating it was both heart-wrenching and satisfying. They had to secretly devour it, hiding from the rest of the villagers, but the meaty aroma couldn't be concealed. Several families in the village had wafted out the scent of meat, so now that the Zhong family's house always smelled of meat, it didn't stand out anymore.

  Instead, the second-rate children in the village wandered around to the homes of those who were slightly better off, strolling around and wondering if they had made some money, why there was always a meaty aroma floating around the village recently, which stirred up their appetite.

  However, those few households were very careful, the meat was fragrant but not visible to outsiders, so no one knew it was wild boar meat, otherwise it would have caused a lot of trouble.

  Tian Guihua sold a large pile of chestnuts, but by the time it got dark, she hadn't sold much. She was selling them for three cents a pound and still had more than half left over. When she returned to the village, her face was black with anger as she carried the basket on her back. All her anger was transferred to Shen Sisi's head, thinking that this dead girl was harming her. However, she didn't go to their house to quarrel, after all, they were still teachers. It's just that her foolish daughter believed them completely, and although they suffered, they also made some money. Going to their house to quarrel would be unreasonable, but what she said about other neighbors wasn't very pleasant...