My Children Are Fierce and Adorable!

  Chapter 27 A bunch of carrot heads are back

  The yellow corn was rolled in the rich bone broth, churning vigorously.

   Lady Rong put the lid on the pot.

  At noon, Mrs. Rong served out a bowl of boiled bone soup, which was the same as last night’s supper recipe, plus white rice porridge to make a mellow and fragrant bone soup porridge, and served it to Ye Lanlan.

  Ye Yanming drank very contentedly, her body was warm from inside to outside, she continued to rest in bed all day, taking care of the three babies.

   When it was getting dark in the afternoon, the butlers who went to the city all returned. After entering the yard, Brother Guan put down the rice grains he was carrying and confessed: "I bought another two catties of white rice today, and there are still ten catties of black noodles."

   Guan Dad also went to do odd jobs, earning more copper than yesterday. But in fact there is still not much left, because the housekeeper population is too large, and the food is basically bought every day, and all the food earned today is bought.

  Nine copper plates per catty of pure white rice are very expensive. They were bought for Ye Zhaoluo and the baby. Black noodles are the worst noodles. Four copper plates cost one catty. The housekeepers can only eat black noodles on weekdays. They bought ten catties and brought them back to the kitchen today.

  The taste of black noodles is of course very poor. Farmers also find it too rough to choke and tasteless, but most people in the village eat only black noodles daily.

  Buying these rice noodles will spend all the money earned today, and we have to add a few copper plates, so there is no money left.

  This is the situation where the butler is poor.

   "Milk!"

   "Milk, we are back!"

   "Grandma~"

  A bunch of lively turnip heads ran into the house from behind, rushed in front of Aunt Rong, and started shouting "milk" one by one. The voices were everywhere and it was very noisy, and the yard instantly became lively.

  I saw a group of children, all tall and short, of different heights, jumping around Aunt Rong. Only three or four years old is a small carrot head, the oldest is seven or eight years old, and the bones are already very strong.

  Almost all boys...one by one sturdy, with short shaved hair, barely tied a little tugging on the top of the head. His face was white and tender, his head was stubborn, and his eyes were dark and bright.

  These are the little babies of this generation of housekeepers.

  The day before yesterday, I was going to take care of the funeral in Chibei, and it coincided that Ye Zhaoluo was about to give birth. The family was too busy, so the housekeeper sent all the children to the city’s Sanjie Guan’s house for two days.

  Today, the house was loosened. The older brother and the others went to the city to do coolies, so they brought the children back by the way. After all, the third sister’s house is not loose, and there are still so many radish heads.

  So there are really many butlers, not imaginary.

Dafang has four boys, eight, six, five, and one who has just turned three years old with mucus on his nose. They are super small, while the second brother Guan has three boys, two boys. The baby, and the only girl from the grandchildren of the housekeeper, is five years old this year.

  There are so many children in the two rooms. This is one of the reasons why Guan Chixi insists on not getting married, and Aunt Rong and the others are not too urged.

  The housekeepers are really prosperous, and there are so many boys and girls, it’s almost a mess. Ye Luoluo added a tripartite boy again, so Aunt Rong was happy and had a headache.

  "Milk, Damao is back! Do you have any food for Damao?" Brother Guan's eldest son, eight years old, stood in front of the boy who had reached the waist of Aunt Rong, rushing for grandma to eat.

Aunt Rong missed her grandchildren too, she smiled from ear to ear and hugged a bunch of small carrot heads one by one, saying: "Yes! I baked the sweet potato pancakes tonight, and I will serve them later."

  (End of this chapter)