Father Ye said impatiently: "Don't worry, just stay in the house. We are not children. I told you we are right at the door. We won't be too far away."

The old lady's brows were wrinkled more than her skin. Seeing that the two of them didn't listen to her, she had no choice but to say: "There is a straw rope at the door. You tie one end to your waist and the other to the door handle of the courtyard, so as not to see anyone.

The fish moves farther and farther away and is swept away by the waves. If it is not long enough after tying, just pick it up yourself and don't make it too long. If you don't tie it, don't go and come in quickly."

The father and son looked at the straw ropes piled in the corner, and the corners of their mouths twitched. The old lady had indeed eaten more salt than they had eaten, as they could imagine.

But they also felt that it would be safer to tie them up. After all, the wind and rain were so strong and it was dark, and people were almost blown away. It was really possible that they could walk away in the excitement and not realize it.

"I got it, go get a bucket and a headlamp."

The father and son also obediently went to the corner to get the straw rope. Although it is said that the bigger the waves, the bigger the fish, but they still have to survive, so it is better to listen to the old man's words.

Those straw ropes were those that Ye Mu used to rub when she had nothing to do and put them there for her brothers to spare. Before there was no yard, they were always piled at the door. After he got a yard, he piled them in his yard to prevent others from stealing them.

Got it.

The father and son made a fool of themselves by tying a rope around their waists, which was eight or nine meters long, and tied to the doorknob of the courtyard entrance. They felt that this length was almost enough. If it were longer, the waves would easily hit them.

Ye Yaodong looked at the big black dog that was tied to the entrance of the courtyard and kept poking its head in front of his den. He felt that the father and son seemed to be treated the same as it?

"What are you looking at? After tying it up, quickly look around to see if there are any valuable sea cucumbers or other fish? Oh, yes, what kind of fish was caught in the waves just now? It doesn't look too small. I don't know if it's another fish.

It was swept back by the waves."

"Just go and take a look and you will know..."

Just as the father and son closed the courtyard door and were about to walk outside, a strong gust of wind blew by, bringing with them a large amount of rain. The two were stopped for a moment by the wind and rain, turned their backs, and closed their eyes in discomfort.

But something unknown suddenly fell from the sky and hit both of their heads. The back of their heads also hit the door panel of the courtyard, making a crackling sound.

"What?"

The two instinctively touched their heads and backs, and then looked down at the ground.

Just one glance and they were pleasantly surprised.

"Pompano!?"

"White pomfret? Damn it? Big white pomfret?"

The light of the flashlight and the light of the headlamp shone on the ground at the same time. In the light, there were wisps of rain, and the few large white pomfrets on the ground around them were particularly eye-catching.

"Holy crap, the silvery-white fish I saw pushed up by the waves was the big white pomfret?"

Father Ye was also very pleasantly surprised and hurriedly followed him to pick it up. "Fortunately, I didn't go directly into the house just now. Hurry up and pick it up..."

Another gust of wind swept past, and this time the father and son clearly saw the silver-white parabola in mid-air, and heard the sound of falling.

"ah!"

Both of them exclaimed in surprise and widened their eyes.

"Is it raining or fishing?"

"Or pomfret? There must be a wave of fish caught up in the waves..."

Father Ye was so happy that he hadn't even left yet.

There is still a chapter that I have to wait for, I will try my best to write it out before now
Chapter completed!