Thanks for the invitation: In ancient times, people shared children

Chapter 166

Smoke from the cooking stove rose up, and Aunt Yu was calling the children to get up early, over and over again, making the children whimper and cry.

So annoying, so annoying, so annoying, why is it like chanting a sutra!

The child lay in bed, stretching and twisting in pain, kicking his legs and waving his hands, covering his ears with a pillow, and rolling his head with a quilt, trying everything to disperse and block the sound, but the sound still penetrated all obstacles and reached his ears.

The child, with frizzy hair and half-closed eyes, came out and asked her, "Aunt Yu, you are actually an alien, right?"

"What?" Aunt Yu was an experienced woman. After a moment's hesitation, she realized, "How could that be possible? Those strange people are all immortal masters who are reincarnated from the gods. How could I possibly possess such abilities? Stop joking, young lady. Wake up. You have to go to work today."

The child was extremely sleepy and was about to fall asleep while standing. Just as he was swaying, Aunt Yu covered him with a hot towel.

Wipe left, wipe right, wipe up, wipe down, don't forget the neck and ears.

Well, it’s hard not to be energetic.

As soon as the damp and hot handkerchief was removed, the child's face felt cool, and a gentle breeze made him feel refreshed.

The sky is a bit cloudy today.

The child looked up.

Aunt Yu urged again, "Miss, hurry up, or you'll be late. Wear more clothes today."

The child turned back, and she glanced at him and quickly reminded him, "Change your pants too."

Child:……

She hates her period!

I also hate carrying a lot of stuff!

Because it was a cloudy day, Aunt Yu insisted that she bring her rain gear and clogs. That was fine, but then Aunt Yu also stuffed a menstrual belt and clothes into a small bag and told the child to take them along. If the clothes got dirty, she had to change them secretly.

The child held the light bag in his arms and didn't move for a long time. He hesitated and said reluctantly:

"If I had this, everyone would know."

"Oh, that's nothing. Aren't there women in the kitchen? Everyone has experienced this kind of thing. Don't be ashamed. It's better than running around with a bloody skirt."

Aunt Yu obviously doesn't understand children's minds.

Of course she knew that all women would have their periods, but she had never seen anyone bring clothes to change in such a grand manner.

Aunt Yu laughed when she heard her words: "Even if they changed, they wouldn't tell you."

Even if they didn't say anything, the child wasn't stupid. It was obvious that no one had changed their clothes.

She wanted to say more, but Aunt Yu was in a hurry to go out and didn't want to listen. She waved her arms and coaxed her out like a chicken: "My girl, come on, come on. It's really too late if you don't go now. Don't think about it. Remember to change your clothes frequently and don't get them dirty. You won't need to bring these with you tomorrow. Don't throw away the dirty ones. You'll need to use them again after washing them. Don't put them together with the clean ones. I put a piece of cloth in there for you. Wrap it up with that and put it aside. If you feel very uncomfortable, tell the housekeeper and ask for leave to go home or ask her to find some light work for you. Don't get too tired, otherwise you will get sick..."

She kept on giving instructions, not caring at all about the servants passing by.

The child blushed when she heard this. A sense of shame that came from nowhere made her ears and cheeks hot, and even her neck turned red, making her look like a cooked shrimp.

Aunt Yu finally finished her nagging: "Hey, girl, why are you so red? Do you have a fever?"

Child: ...It is quite hot, but not feverish.

Aunt Yu swore that no one would notice her.

But the child just felt that everyone was paying attention to her.

Any casual glance from anyone would make her worry whether she had soiled her clothes again.

It's nasty, and it's hot!

Hot weather, hot crotch!

The child could hardly tell whether the damp feeling was blood or sweat.

The only 'good news' was that she had hidden the bag very well and no one had found it yet.

If she only moved less, perhaps she wouldn't need to change her clothes.

"Child, come here."

The child huddled in the corner: ...

She walked to Madam Chai hesitantly, fearing that the menstrual belt was not tied tightly and would loosen, and also worried that she would accidentally dirty her clothes.

Mrs. Chai didn't understand her and urged her anxiously, "Hurry up, why is this child so slow today?

Hurry up and take this to the Fengci Temple, to Zhang Fengci. They need it urgently, so be careful not to spill it."

Mrs. Chai handed her a food box.

It was difficult for the child to walk fast, so even after taking it, he still asked, "Why do I have to send it off?"

"What? I can't order you around anymore?!" Madam Chai's voice suddenly rose, covering up her guilty conscience.

But in fact, she didn't know why the child had to go.

On weekdays, there were special people to pick up the food, and there were also a fixed number of people who delivered the food. The child had only been here for a short time and was very small, so she was afraid that she would be clumsy and spill the food, which would upset others, so she rarely asked her to do such things.

But today, they specifically asked the child to go, and she didn't dare to say anything, so she could only let her go.

"Go quickly."

"okay."

The child was scolded and didn't dare to ask any questions. He quickly ran away with the lunch box.

I was feeling anxious all the way.

But I don’t know what to do. Should I tell Lord An?

But what was she going to say?

Aunt Yu said yesterday that she had already troubled them a lot and owed them a lot of favors, so she wanted to make something to reward them. If she went to see Lord An again, she would have to thank him again.

Aunt Yu was already complaining about not having enough money...

Besides, what if it really was just a meal delivery?

Even if Zhang Fengci wanted to practice, he still had to eat. Maybe it was just a coincidence.

The little boy flashed past her and said, "That's such a coincidence~"

The child was frightened by her and almost threw the lunch box away.

What are you doing? It's so spooky.

She was so scared that her hair stood on end.

"I'm reminding you to be careful." The child's voice came from behind, with a hint of cool breeze, but when the child turned around, he only saw a shadow.

Child: ...Why would I have such a scary delusion? It's not fun at all!

The food box was thrown directly at her legs. The child was afraid that the contents would spill, so she held it up all the way. She was not familiar with this place and almost got lost.

After finally arriving, she wanted to hand it over to the gatekeeper and leave, but the gatekeeper let her in:

"I'm busy. Just take it in. It's in the middle room."

The servant stood at the door with his hands in his sleeves, looking up at the sky without even lowering his head.

It's clearly not busy at all, and the same is true for the one on the other side.

Child:……

She couldn't help herself and muttered as she walked in, "What are you busy for? You call that busy? The stone lions at the gate must be dead tired. You're lazy, so what? Why are you talking nonsense? It's a cloudy day, and you're telling lies. Aren't you afraid of being struck by lightning? How can a grown person be like this?"

Although it was just a murmur, the voice was not quiet at all. The servant who was being talked about immediately became unhappy and turned around to make trouble for her:

"Hey! This kid..."

"Hey, hey, hey, forget it." The person next to him stopped him and winked.

The angry one remembered the instructions inside and immediately calmed down. They exchanged a knowing look and glanced inside as if watching a play: ...

The child stood in the courtyard and took in their entire argument. He thought with deep sorrow and indignation:

He really wants to harm me!