The Eldest Daughter of a Rural Family

Fang Liuming didn’t expect to receive a reply from him, but when he saw the letter delivered by Sun Quanliang contained only Mo Heng’s neat and concise explanations, disappointment filled his heart. Nonetheless, he rallied his spirits and wrote a second letter.

Disappointed again and again, he became accustomed to it.

Pei Qin was also growing more accustomed to the presence of Little Radish in the house, sensible, obedient, able to plan his own time—truly, she didn’t need to worry about him too much. In the evenings when she taught arithmetic to the children, he would study with Mo Heng. Such a sensible Little Radish! And like her, he loved meat.

The New Year was fast approaching. Xiao Yong showed no intention of returning home for the festivities, but the steward still sent over a cart full of New Year’s gifts. Dried goods, nuts, an assortment of pastries, game, condiments, and furs.

Looking at the elk tied up tightly, Pei Qin lamented, "Such a sin, such a sin!"

"Sister Qin?" Xiao Yong looked towards her inquiringly, assuming she would say whether to release it or keep it.

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"Butcher it!" Pei Qin rarely had the chance to eat deer meat, and roasted, it was the tastiest!

Xiao Yong’s mouth twitched, "...Alright."

They also slaughtered the half-grown wild boar and killed a sheep. That pretty much settled the meat preparations for the New Year’s feast at home.

There were gifts from Landlord Chang’s house, the Wang family, and the Zhao family.

Although her family sent gifts in return, their house was becoming quite filled with things.