Ji Jingbai glanced at his little wife's white and tender little hands, and felt that his little wife hadn't tried her best yet, otherwise it would have been faster.

Others didn't know it, but he could tell that the little wife was just playing when she was clearing the vegetation and wasn't taking it seriously at all.

"Ms. sir, let's go!" Ye Guoguo put the hoe on her little shoulders and waved her little fleshy hand towards Ji Jingbai.

"Yeah." Ji Jingbai took the woodcutter and the water jar, took two long steps and came to Ye Guoguo's side, and went down the mountain with Ye Guoguo.

When I got home, the carpenter from the village just delivered the wooden cart.

This wooden cart was hitched to a horse and used as a carriage. Ji Jingbai took a look at it. Although the wooden cart did not have any patterns carved on it, it was very simple and not gorgeous at all. It was just a simple wooden cart, but it was quite sturdy.

Ji Jingbai nodded and gave the remaining silver to the carpenter.

As soon as the carpenter left, Ji Jingbai found two pieces of cloth to hang on the windows on both sides of the car, and also found a bamboo curtain to hang in front to serve as a curtain.

Because he was going to town to pick up Ji Daya tomorrow, Ji Jingbai did not hitch the wooden cart to the horse now, but planned to wait until tomorrow morning to hitch it on.

The next day, after breakfast, with Ye Guoguo's help, Ji Jingbai firmly hitched the wooden cart to the war horse.

This is how an ordinary, more ordinary carriage takes shape.

But the villagers passing by looked envious.

"Ms. sir, I'm going too, I'm going too!" Ye Guoguo was noisy and wanted to pick up Ji Daya.

"Yeah." Ji Jingbai had no objection.

As soon as Ji Jingbai led the horse out of the yard, he stood beside the carriage, opened the curtain and let Ye Guoguo get on the carriage.

Ye Guoguo closed the two yard doors behind him, then walked over, but refused to enter the carriage. Instead, he sat outside, swinging his short legs and said: "It's stuffy in there, and the view is not good, I don't want to

like."

Ji Jingbai went with her and sat outside, driving the carriage.

The carriage passed through the village, making the villagers envious again.

As soon as he arrived in the town, Ji Jingbai, under the guidance of Ye Guoguo, drove the carriage to the back door of the house where Ji Daya worked.

Ji Daya was already waiting there with a baggage, very happy and full of energy.

Her brother was coming to take her back, and she would never work in other people's homes again, looking at other people's faces. She felt happy and dressed herself up.

As soon as Ji Jingbai drove the carriage into the alley guided by his little wife, he saw his burly sister standing in front of a small door not far away, wearing green clothes full of patches and an unobtrusive bun.

Wearing two big red flowers, one on each girl.

Ji Jingbai's eyes twitched.

Ye Guoguo also saw it and immediately opened her little mouth.

Ji Jingbai turned his head and looked at her sitting next to him.

Ye Guoguo silently raised a small fleshy hand with the palm upward, quietly lifted her chin up, and immediately closed her mouth.

Ji Jingbai: "..."

"Brother! Sister-in-law!" As soon as she saw Ji Jingbai and Ye Guoguo coming, Ji Daya happily waved a thick arm towards them.

"Da Ya!" Ye Guoguo immediately waved his hand high, his face full of joy.

Ji Jingbai glanced at her.

Ye Guoguo didn't care about Ji Jingbai, let alone the carriage that hadn't stopped yet, so he jumped off the carriage and ran to Ji Daya's side.
Chapter completed!