Lord Chu’s Wife is Wild

After Lu Sheng took a hot bath, he let the two babies play while she went back to the house to catch up on sleep.

When I woke up in the afternoon, I saw Lu Ran sitting under the eaves with a book reading.

Hearing the "squeak" of the door opening, he glanced over and then continued to look back at the book.

Lu Sheng remembered the brown sugar peanut cake, so he quickly moved a stool and sat beside him.

"Brother, have you ever eaten brown sugar peanut cake?"

"Eat it, what's the matter?"

Lu Ran looked at her suspiciously, as if he didn't understand why she asked this suddenly.

"I don't seem to have eaten it." Lu Sheng pondered: "Is this something that you get every Chinese New Year?"

"Um."

Lu Ran nodded, "It is used for ancestor worship, and most people can make it."

He did it before when Mrs. He was here, but at that time Lu Sheng was still very young, only three or four years old, and he was already six years old, so he still remembered it.

Later, the conditions at home were not very good, and glutinous rice flour was expensive, so the family stopped making it.

After Mrs. Liu got married, she had never seen glutinous rice flour, even flour.

It's not that I haven't seen it, it's just that I haven't eaten it for them.

"Then why doesn't our family have one?"

Lu Sheng asked curiously.

Lu Ran turned a page of the book, and replied indifferently: "Poor."

Lu Sheng: ...

No wonder she didn't have the memory of brown sugar peanut cake from the memory of the original owner.

"Today, I gave Aunt Yu a gift. Aunt Yu gave some. I ate a few yuan. Grandma asked Aunt Lian to bring a basket."

Lu Ran nodded, "Then save it for the Chinese New Year."

Lu Sheng felt the same way.

Since she was a child, she liked to eat food made of glutinous rice. Once, she almost choked herself to death.

However, this does not affect her love for those foods at all.

"Second sister ate more than a few yuan, she ate half of the basket."

Lu Paddle appeared out of nowhere and spoke with a smile.

"Where is it?" Lu Sheng snorted coldly, "It's only sixteen yuan."

She counted them perfectly.

Lu Ran smiled lightly, "How many dollars can you describe sixteen dollars?"

Lu Sheng coughed guiltily, and changed the subject: "Brother, my master may come to our house to celebrate the New Year this year."

Lu Ran stopped flipping the book, sat up straight, and asked with a serious expression: "You mean the third prince is coming to our house for the New Year?"

Lu Sheng nodded, "Yes!"

"No, is his palace very broken?"

Lu Ran pondered for a while, then shook his head and said, "It should not be broken."

"So the third prince likes to celebrate New Year in a dilapidated house?"

The yard of their house has not been renovated for many years. If the conditions were not better this year and the charcoal could be used, I am afraid that it would still be frozen like in previous years.

Lu Sheng shook his head, "I don't like it."

Although Master and his elders like simple accommodation, it is definitely that kind of elegant and simple place, definitely not like the Lu family.

"In that case, why does he want to come to our house for the New Year?"

Lu Ran couldn't figure it out.

"Of course it's because of me!"

Lu Sheng chuckled and said, "Master said he doesn't like those New Year's greetings in the capital, so he wants to come to our house to hide."

Lu Ran showed such an expression.

He looked at his home, and said in a deep thought: "Why don't we go back to town for the New Year?"

This place is too shabby, not worthy of the status of the Third Prince.

Lu Sheng shook his head, "I won't go back to town."

"Why?"

"Going back to the town to celebrate the New Year has no taste of the New Year."

Every household is separated by a thick wall two or three meters high, and they live their own lives, which is too boring.

Nowhere is it like the countryside, the two families are separated by a fence, and the laughter and laughter can be heard at home.

To be a bridesmaid in a foreign country, I owed one shift yesterday and two shifts today, and I will make it up when I go back.