51: Chapter 51: Don’t Love to Eat_1
51 -51: Don’t Love to Eat_1
“Big sister, you’re back.” Sanni’s voice came with surprise.
“You weren’t just leaning by the door waiting for me, were you?” Yang Ruxin glanced at Sanni, “Afraid I wouldn’t come back?”
A hint of embarrassment flashed across Yang Sanni’s face, but it quickly vanished, “Yeah, I was afraid you might suddenly change your mind and run behind the Guan Family’s house to call for Guan Qingshu…”
Yang Ruxin was exasperated, “Can we stop mentioning that Guan guy in the future?”
“Deal, as long as you don’t go looking for him, I won’t bring him up again.” Sanni pouted.
“It’s a promise,” Yang Ruxin said as she walked into the inner room, “If you mention him again, I’ll fall out with you.”
Sanni immediately stuck out her tongue and pulled a face.
The little ones had been staring at her non-stop since she entered the door, although it was more accurate to say they were eyeing the clay jar she was holding.
“Come here.” Yang Ruxin placed the clay jar on the table propped up by a rock because one of its legs was broken, then took out the eggs, “They’re boiled.”
All the little ones couldn’t help but lick their lips.
They had just had scrambled eggs with green onions, which actually contained more green onions than egg, and each person had eaten only a small piece of egg, so naturally, they were all tantalized now.
“I’m tired; I’m going to sleep first.” Xun Hui, who had been keeping her eyes open, spoke softly and then closed her eyes.
Yang Ruxin took a look and knew that she was afraid the children would still want to share the eggs with her, so she quickly went to sleep.
It was a mother’s hard work, so she didn’t insist.
Yang Ruxin let the four youngsters divide the two eggs among themselves; she didn’t take any.
“Big sister, eat.” But the little ones kept offering the eggs to her mouth.
Yang Ruxin’s nose tingled with emotion, yet she quickly steadied herself and smiled at everyone, “I’m full.
You all eat up and go to sleep.
Tomorrow, your big sister will get you more eggs to eat.”
“Really?” Sini asked with astonishment, “Can we have eggs again tomorrow?”
“As long as you listen to big sister and sleep well, you’ll have eggs tomorrow morning,” assured Yang Ruxin with a smile.
“Okay!” Sini nodded eagerly, then stuffed half an egg into her mouth and climbed into bed.
“I’ll be obedient too,” Yang Rufeng quickly ate his egg and then climbed into bed, soon closing his eyes.
Erni passed her egg to Yang Ruxin, “Big sister, I’ve already eaten two pieces of scrambled egg tonight; this one is for you…”
“I don’t like eggs,” Sanni suddenly said sarcastically as she stuffed half an egg into Yang Ruxin’s hand and turned to climb into bed.
“Hold on,” Yang Ruxin called out to her, “What do you mean you don’t like eggs?
Even if you don’t, you should eat it anyway, as if it’s medicine; hurry up!”
Sanni was stunned.
“What are you daydreaming about?” Yang Ruxin shoved the half egg back into Sanni’s hand, “If you said you’d listen to me from now on, then start now.
If I say eat, you eat quickly.
What, scared to eat it?
Afraid I’ve poisoned it to kill you?”
“Why wouldn’t I dare eat it?” Yang Sanni suddenly glared, “I am…
If you dare to poison me, I won’t let you off even as a ghost.” Her eyes then reddened, “I’ll eat it.” And with that, she stuffed the half egg into her mouth.
She had only ever seen their little aunt eat eggs before, getting bored of boiled ones and making sweet syrup poached eggs, and when bored of the sweet syrup, switching to scrambled.
But the chickens at home were fed by her and Erni, and now taking big bites felt good.
However, because she ate too quickly, the yolk suddenly made her choke.
She rushed to the bucket nearby, scooped up a ladle of cold water, and gulped it down, instantly feeling relieved.