Reborn to Love My Wife: The Lover That Time Can't Steal

Chapter 1638: Things from childhood.

Hearing her father's voice, Lu Baoer immediately opened her big eyes and looked around.

"Baoer!" Lu Hongxuan continued to call when he saw his daughter's cute appearance.

Lu Baoer listened to the voice and turned her head to continue looking.

But she still didn't see her father, so she immediately started crying loudly.

“Waaaaa…” Lu Baoer cried very loudly.

When Lu Hongxuan heard his daughter crying, he immediately felt distressed.

"Okay, are you okay? If not, I'll hang up." Su Nuo saw Lu Baoer crying and didn't want to care about Lu Hongxuan anymore.

"It's okay, wife, go and comfort Baoer!"

After Su Nuo hung up the phone, he immediately picked up Lu Baoer and started to coax her.

Lu Baoer cried for a while before stopping.

"You cry so much. I don't know who you look like." Su Nuo looked at Lu Baoer with disdain.

"Sister-in-law, were you also so fond of crying when you were a child?" Lu Hongxi said with a smile. "Bao'er must be like you! Big brother never cried when he was a child!"

Ye Xin suddenly spoke up. "Aunt Yu, did Nuonuo cry like this when she was a child?"

When Mother Su heard Ye Xin's words, her face changed slightly. After several seconds, she smiled and said, "She was quite naughty when she was young."

"Speaking of being naughty, Nuonuo is probably the most naughty in our village. When she was three or four years old, she followed her cousin and other brothers in the village to go fishing and catch eels."

"Speaking of fish, Sunuo did something when he was a child." Grandma told the story of what happened when Sunuo was five or six years old.

At a young age, she brought Su Wei home from school. It was the summer after a flood. There was a lot of water in the stream. She saw fish swimming in the stream not far away from the bridge. She immediately took Su Wei to catch fish.

Two children used mud to make a small puddle in a knee-deep stream. They placed two fish weighing several kilograms in the puddle. In order to prevent the upstream water from washing away the mud slope they had made, they left a space as wide as a palm for the water to flow through. Then they used the cups they brought to scoop out the water in the puddle, leaving a few fish in it.

Sunuo tried several times, but because his hands were small and his strength was weak, he couldn't catch the fish.

After that, Sunuo sent Su Wei home to get buckets or fishing tools. She stayed in the stream by herself, reinforcing the mud slope around the puddle at any time.

When Su Wei returned home, she was afraid that her father and mother would beat her, so she kept it a secret.

When it was getting dark, the family was preparing to have dinner. I noticed someone was missing. I asked where Sister Su Wei had gone.

Su Wei refused to speak at first, but only spoke out after being beaten.

A group of people hurried to the stream.

As a result, I saw Sunuo still standing in the puddle, guarding the two fish, with mud all over his face and body.

When he saw them coming, he smiled at them.

Mother Su was so scared at that time. If the pond upstream released water, wouldn't Sunuo be washed away by the water? This was really bold.

As a result, the fish was caught and Sunuo was beaten up.

But her grandmother always protected her. After beating her a few times, she took her away.

"You know what, those fish tasted really good!"

"Yes! We were all terrified at the time, afraid that she would be washed away by the water!"

"She was almost turned into a clay figure. But she told us happily that she had caught some big fish!"

When everyone heard this, they all burst into laughter.

(End of this chapter)