After returning from the princess's mansion, Shu Shu let go of one of her worries.

The anti-stroke medicines in Taiyuan Hospital are all ready-made, including Rendan, Huoxiang Zhengqi Powder, and several other prescriptions.

Although she wanted to avoid Jiugege's fate of dying of illness, she had no intention of taking over everything.

It’s time to remind you, Jiu Gege is not a child who doesn’t know the importance of things.

If this is the case, Jiu Gege cannot be allowed to arrange his travels well, and he still cannot escape the fate. It is his own fault. If he has brought everything with him, and there is no way to change his fate, then it can only be said that it is destined to be like this.

Shu Shu will not bear the lives of others on her just because she knows more than others.

Nor will she expect others to die just because she is afraid that history will become unpredictable.

I have tried my best, and the rest is up to God.

Thinking too much is a disease, so don’t internalize yourself.

At this moment, Brother Fengsheng was also in Ning'an Hall.

Because it was hot outside, several children were in the west corner, each holding a cardboard and scribbling with colored crayons.

Fengsheng and Akdan both have quiet tempers, and their paintings look somewhat interesting.

Fengsheng painted cherries. The cherries were already in the market and were placed on the fruit plate next to them.

Fengsheng made it bigger, as big as a child's fist, and looked like an apple.

However, a child who has never learned any drawing skills can draw the general shape of a fruit, which is already pretty good.

Akdan painted a portrait. Looking at the face shape, he could barely match Shu Shu.

This one was the most attached to Shu Shu. When Madam Uncle looked at her little grandnephew, her thoughts went far away.

When this person grows up and gets a wife, he will also tell Fujin to be filial to Eni.

When I arrived at Ni Guzhu's place, I felt a little lethargic. I painted a colorful mess, and I was still very proud. I followed Mrs. Ma and said: "Mama, Ma, the painting is finished, it looks good..."

Mrs. Bo looked at it again and again. Apart from consuming crayons, this little guy really didn't see what he was going to draw.

"What is this?" Mrs. Bo asked.

"Hmm..." Ni Guzhu was a little confused. His eyes were darting around. He thought for a while and then said: "Paper, all kinds of dumplings..."

As he spoke, the little thing drooled. He dropped the drawing board and hugged his uncle and said, "Ma Ma, I'm hungry..."

What can Madam Bo do?

Children are always jumping up and down when their bodies are growing, and they are restless for a while.

After wiping the hands of the three children, the cakes were also served.

Millet cake, rice cake, a plate of pea yellow, and a bowl of eggs and milk.

Each person has one piece of cake, one inch square.

The three little ones were eating when Shu Shu came over.

All three children put down their spoons and stood up.

"Eni..."

Shu Shu had just changed out of the clothes in the main room and saw that the children were having lunch, so she also sat at the table.

Seeing that brothers Fengsheng and Akdan were still eating, Ni Guzhu had almost finished his portion and looked at his two brothers eagerly.

Akdan just did not see it and put a piece of his own rice cake in Shu Shu's bowl.

Shu Shu likes to eat rice cakes, which are slightly sweet without sugar.

Fengsheng looked at Ni Guzhu and couldn't bear it anymore, so he handed his share of pea yellow to Ni Guzhu.

"Thank you, brother..." Ni Guzhu took it with a smile and bit off half of it in one bite.

Shu Shu looked at it and couldn't help laughing.

It is not a big problem for children to be greedy. Fengsheng knows that it is not a bad thing to let his sister do it, but if he thinks about it differently, Niguzhu eats his own share of the same thing while thinking about others, which is greedy; Fengsheng himself loves sweets.

You are so reluctant to let go, but you still let me go. This kind of temper will easily lead to disadvantages in the future.

Neither she nor Mrs. Bo stopped the children from interacting.

But after the children separated, Mrs. Bo said to Ni Guzhu: "If you eat one more piece of cake, my brother will eat one less piece of cake. Isn't this bad?"

Ni Guzhu wrapped his little hands, thought carefully, and said: "My brother is thin and eats less..."

Mrs. Bo shook her head and said: "That's when eating. When eating cakes, one piece of cake only takes two bites, and anyone can eat it."

Ni Guzhu stopped speaking harshly and said, "Then what should we do?"

The uncle said: "I will supply your elder brother with the mung bean cake for dinner, okay?"

Ni Guzhu pouted and said nothing.

After a while, the uncle said: "You have seen everything..."

Ni Guzhu nodded hurriedly and said: "Okay, okay, supply brother..."

Children know how to seek good fortune and avoid misfortune, so she was very worried that if she didn't make up for one meal, she would have to make up for three days later.

Mrs. Bo touched Ni Guzhu's back and said, "Let's eat the pastry tomorrow. Eat slowly and chew more..."

This way you don't have to be jealous of others.

Ni Guzhu looked depressed and nodded.

She ate too fast, and she ate two meals in one meal. She was at a loss...

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At this moment, Shu Shu sent his two sons to the back building and was also trying to reason with Fengsheng.

"The pea yellow belongs to you, and you have always loved eating it, so there is no need to give it to your sister..."

Fengsheng listened, but did not nod immediately, but said: "Then sister is hungry..."

Shu Shu said: "If my sister is hungry, your mama will prepare other food. Sometimes your sister is greedy, so don't let her go..."

Fengsheng looked at his younger brother.

Akdan said: "I'll give it to you. I'll give you something you don't like to eat..."

Fengsheng looked at Shu Shu and wanted to ask his brother if what he said was right.

Shu Shu looked at him and said: "If you don't like food, you don't have to give it to me. It depends on whether you are willing or not. If you are willing to give it, give it to me. If you are not, don't give it to me. Don't think so much..."

They are all the same age. There is no need to be born a little earlier and you have to be sensible and give way to your younger brother or younger sister.

Shu Shu knew that her educational views were not in line with the mainstream, but she did not want Fengsheng, a well-behaved and sensible child, to grow up to be a sensible eldest son.

Without violating the moral bottom line, she would rather every child be selfish and love themselves the most.

The three children are all independent individuals. When they grow up, they weigh the pros and cons and can behave in various ways in front of others, but they still have to know that they are the most important in their hearts.

Fengsheng was still a little confused, but he roughly understood what Shu Shu meant.

He leaned against Shu Shu and said: "Then, next time, I won't give you pea yellow..."

Shu Shu nodded and did not continue to lecture.

Raising a son cannot be accomplished overnight, and requires teaching by words and deeds.

After lunch, I guessed that Ni Guzhu had also taken a nap, so Shu Shu went to Ning'an Hall again.

"Ah Mou, I won't tell them that Master Jiu and I are going out. We will leave directly tomorrow morning to avoid crying and being uncomfortable..."

Mrs. Bo breathed out a breath and said: "Okay, I have left them the money tree painted by Brother Jiu, so there will be something to look forward to when the time comes."

It turned out that the couple imitated the "Nine Nines of Cold Relief" and drew a money tree with 120 gold ingots of different sizes hung on it.

Give the children something to doodle. If they miss their parents, tell them that their parents will come back after they have filled up the doodles.

Shu Shu thought about the sultry heat in the capital and said: "Jiuye bought a lot of ice tickets. Ah Mou will use more. If you are afraid of catching a cold, just put more ice in the next room and stay in the second room..."

Nowadays, whether you use private ice or official ice, you do not need to trade money, but use ice tickets to receive it.

Tickets for private ice are recorded or bought with money, while tickets for official ice are distributed by the Ministry of Works.

The ice tickets at Jiubele Mansion are all from private ice cellars.

Brother Jiu asked someone to buy one thousand taels of ice tickets at once.

Four hundred taels of ice tickets were left in the account of the Baylor Mansion, and the Dutong Mansion sent one hundred taels as a gift. The remaining five hundred taels were distributed as welfare to the staff of the Baylor Mansion. Each family received between ten and twenty taels.

The ice tickets vary.

A piece of private ice weighs 160 kilograms. In previous years, the price was four kilograms of rice, which was about 24 Wen.

This year, due to the abnormal weather, the price of ice has also increased, rising to thirty-two cents.

Brother Jiu immediately asked someone to buy these expensive ice cubes, just in case he couldn't buy them later.

The total number of ice tickets in this ice cellar is based on the amount of ice in the cellar.

If you don’t buy enough at the beginning, you can only buy second-hand ones later, which will be more expensive.
To be continued...