Li Didi turned to look at Li Jiaman standing behind him, stepped forward to pull her over, and gave her an encouraging look.

Li Jiaman received his meaning, her dark face couldn't see the difference, but her expression was squiggly.

He looked up at Mingyan, met her smiling eyes, and immediately turned his head to look elsewhere, feeling very uncomfortable.

Li Didi tugged at her clothes and urged her to speak quickly.

Li Jiaman took a deep breath, she had to say it, otherwise her mother would ask her when she went back, knowing that she didn't do it, and beat her with a stick.

In order to reduce the beating, Li Jiaman summoned his courage and shouted to Mingyan, "I'm sorry!"

Mingyan: "Huh?"

"You caught a cold because of the rain. My mother said that, I should apologize to you." Li Jiaman raised her chin, her voice was loud, and her expression was arrogant.

It doesn't look like he's here to apologize, but more like a fight.

Mingyan: "No..."

"However, I didn't let you come out to find me. You have to come to find me. No wonder me, I can only blame you for myself meddling in the Other people's business." Li Jiaman said this passage and turned away.

Grandpa Ming laughed angrily, "This girl's temper is really notoriously bad in the village."

Mingyan rolled her eyes, "It's cute."

She felt that the other party was not bad, but her personality was a little awkward.

When Grandpa Ming heard her compliment, he wondered, "Yanyan, your eyes are fine, right?"

A black girl, even if she doesn't look as good as his granddaughter, she has such a violent temper.

No matter how you look at it, the word cuteness can't be linked.

Mingyan squinted and smiled, and said to him coquettishly: "Grandpa, I'm a little tired and want to go home."

"Okay, go home."

Grandpa Ming smiled dotingly, then said goodbye to the Li brothers, and led her back home.

In the evening, Mingyan moved a small stool to the kitchen and watched Grandpa Ming cook dinner.

She occasionally helps with dishes and firewood.

Every time he helped, Grandpa Ming would compliment her a few words, and then give her candy from his pocket.

As the name suggests, it's a reward.

She knew she was trying to coax children, but Mingyan was still very happy, she put the candy in her pocket, and was ready to go back to her room after dinner and put it in a candy jar.

Grandpa Ming poured water into the pot, and suddenly said, "I didn't expect that little wild child to be not bad. When he saw you fainted, he kindly sent you back."

Mingyan looked up, "Ono?"

Grandpa Ming explained casually: "It was a little boy who brought you back in the rain the day before yesterday."

Having said this, he remembered that someone in the village saw the scene that day, saying that his granddaughter fainted and was brought back by the big wolf dog.

The big wolfdog listened to Xiaoyewa's words very much, and let it do whatever it wanted.

Grandpa Ming muttered, "As expected, he was raised by the beasts in the back mountain."

Mingyan's ears were tipped, and when she heard this sentence, she thought of someone inexplicably and asked, "Is the boy that grandpa said is a little taller than me, thin and has long hair."

"Yanyan has seen him?" Before she could answer, Grandpa Ming guessed, "Did you see him before fainting?"

This is an acknowledgement of what Mingyan just said.

She was a little surprised, not expecting that he would save her.

Ming Yan's sudden Eyes SHINE restrained the tense mood, and said softly: "Grandpa, he saved my life, I should thank him."

Grandpa Ming nodded, "It's time to thank him. I heard that he often comes to the village to steal food. He should be very short of food. I'll go to Houshan another day to see if he's there, and give him a few big bags to eat."