Farm Girl's Manor

Sister?

Xuetuanzi looked despondently at her owner, feeling as if her body had been hollowed out by those two words.

She only wanted to be a brother, hey!

Mo Yan stifled her laughter, pretending not to notice the aura of silent resentment, and continued petting the little one’s belly, "You’re already so cute now, once you transform into a human you must be even more adorable. I can hardly wait to see you dressed up in a princess gown. Hmm, there are no princess gowns here, don’t worry, I will design one especially for you and dress you up pretty and beautiful every day..."

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Xuetuanzi: "..." How can she find a new owner and start all over?

"Look at you, you’re so happy you can’t even speak. Rest assured, I will always treat you very, very well." Mo Yan mischievously added fuel to the fire, clearly sensing that the little guy was on the verge of exploding.

Just as Xuetuanzi was mustering her rage, prepared to let her owner experience the consequences of scaring her, suddenly, there was an emptiness, and in an instant, her owner disappeared without a trace.

Ignoring the fuming Xuetuanzi, Mo Yan decisively blocked out her consciousness to avoid the poison of Xuetuanzi’s resentful energy. She stepped out of the room, saw that the sky had cleared up a bit, and felt even happier at the prospect of sunny weather.

"Sis, you’re going to town tomorrow. Can you help me sell these at the embroidery room, and bring back some embroidery threads?" Xin Er came over, carrying two large bundles filled with the embroidery she and Lixiu had been accumulating since last December.

Mo Yan opened the bundles and looked over Xin Er’s embroidery, seeing that it was even better than before, she praised with a smile: "Your embroidered screens are getting more and more exquisite, these will definitely fetch a good price."

Xin Er squinted with pride and said, "That’s right, Aunt Li has always praised me for having talent! I’m saving up now, and I want to open a big embroidery shop in the future, and I will beat all the other embroidery shops."