212: The Children Went Out of the Village

The Children Went Out of the Village

The atmosphere outside was so good that Ye Lulu wanted to carry the babies out for a walk. She asked Guan Chibei, "Do you think I can bring the babies out for a while? They haven't seen the scenery outside."1

Guan Chibei knew very well about the babies' situation. These children were not afraid of the cold, to begin with.

He said to her calmly, "Sure. They seem to withstand the cold well. Take them out."

After asking Guan Chibei, Ye Lulu was excited. She then asked Mother Rong and the rest. They all said that as long as the babies wore thicker clothes, the other families in the village would also carry them out.

Ye Lulu put on a thick layer of clothes for the babies. The new red clothes were already very thick. She added other small pieces of cloth inside and put a soft wool hat on each of the babies.

She carried them out of the house!

The babies had indeed not seen the scenery outside. The only time they came out for a walk was during the full moon. Then, they went back immediately.

When they saw the snow outside and the greenery of the trees in the mountains and felt that the air was colder than in the house, the babies' eyes lit up. They were also very excited as they waved with their hands and legs desperately.

"The babies are happy too, right?" Ye Lulu laughed.

As there were three babies, Ye Lulu could not carry them all by herself. Mother Rong and Second sister-in-law Guan carried one each and left the village with her.

After walking out of the Guan family, the babies saw a scene in the village they had never seen before. It was novel and happy. Furthermore, the houses were different. The three babies were so excited that they kicked their legs!

Ye Lulu was carrying her eldest son.

The triplets had been in contact with the Guan family for a long time and could accept others taking care of them now. Hence, when they left the house, Ye Lulu casually picked one of them up.

Originally, Ye Lulu, Mother Rong, and Second sister-in-law Guan were standing together with the babies in their arms. However, after a while, the village was bustling with noise and excitement. Mother Rong and Second sister-in-law Guan each carried a baby and walked around.

Ye Lulu carried her eldest son and walked forward. As she spoke to the eldest son, she said, "This is a leaf. This is a stone. This is green."

The eldest son opened his large eyes and looked at her with bright eyes. He looked very smart.

"Brat, die early." A malicious and tender voice suddenly sounded.

Ye Lulu was stunned. She turned around and saw a seven or eight-year-old child. He looked delicate, but his skin was dark. His hair was yellow and he was wearing tattered clothes. The cotton inside was about to come out.

However, he was very energetic and looked straight at Ye Lulu and her eldest son.

His expression and eyes were filled with malice.

"How can a brat surnamed Guan be lucky? It's best if he dies early," the child spat out viciously.

After hearing what he was saying about the baby, Ye Lulu's expression turned cold, and the aura on her body suddenly became oppressive. She stared at him coldly and scolded, "What are you talking about? Which family are you from? Didn't your parents teach you what it means to be eloquent?"

This child was a brat from the Li family in the village. He was big and looked energetic. It was obvious that he was doted on at home.

However, from his clothes, the Li family should be quite poor. In any case, they wouldn't be too rich.

This brat was called Chu Tou, and he was the eldest grandson of the Li family. There was a reason why he suddenly cursed when he saw the eldest son.

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