Ti flew by, and half a month quickly passed.
Gu Jin took the little kid out, noticing that all the children in the village kept their distance.
Especially when they saw the little kid standing beside her, there was a glint of fear in their eyes.
Seeing this, she knew that they had certainly been taught a lot at ho.
In the countryside, educating children often involved slaps and broom handles.
From this point, all the children in the village began to avoid the little kid.
Gu Jin asked An Mingji if this made him feel lonely.
An Mingji replied that it didn’t, he felt good now; he couldn’t wait for those people to stay far away as they used to bully him all the ti before.
Hearing this, Gu Jin was filled with helplessness and heartache.
If she could have been reborn a little earlier, perhaps the little kid wouldn’t have suffered so much.
Holding him affectionately, Gu Jin told the child to endure for two more months, then they would go to school in Wanhai City, where he would have many friends to play with.
A few days later, Gu Jin discovered that she had beco a topic in the village.
This ti, it wasn’t about the little kid at ho but about rumors targeting her.
She didn’t know when it started or who spread it, saying that Gu Jin was entangled with hooligans from the county, that she had long ceased to be pure and was never an innocent girl.
As for this, Gu Jin found out very late; though she occasionally took the kid out, most of her ti was spent at ho helping him review lessons and researching nutritious foods to strengthen his body.
Chen Hong was the first to know at ho, and she was so angry that she scolded all the village gossips.
Gu Jin didn’t mind when she found out, she continued making soups and broths for the child as usual.
In this half month, the little kid’s wounds healed almost completely, and even his cheeks started to fill out.
She decided to let the child recuperate a bit longer before teaching him the Mystic Sky Technique.
That day, Gu Jin once again walked into the kitchen to make sothing delicious for the child.
Grandpa Gu, Uncle Gu, Chen Hong, and Gu Minmin saw her enter the kitchen, each showing an expectant look.
Not for anything else, but for Gu Jin’s excellent culinary skills.
They all knew it was thanks to the little kid that anything Gu Jin cooked, there would be a portion for the family.
Although Gu Jin didn’t make extravagant dishes, even when she stir-fried a simple vegetable, it was full of color, aroma, and taste, leaving a lasting flavor in the mouth.
Especially her soups, which were truly outstanding, recently the whole family seed to gain weight because of Gu Jin’s excellent cooking.
They were unaware of the impending disaster that would hit them in the next half month.
This would be the last bit of joy they had left.
Today, Gu Jin was making carrot and pork rib soup.
After preparing the necessary seasonings and putting them into the pot, she added three large bowls of water. Once the water boiled, she added the ribs, then placed in slices of ginseng and cracked in two eggs, finally covering it and simring on low heat.
In no ti, the enticing aroma of the ribs spread out, quickly filling the Gu family’s courtyard with the scent of pork rib soup.
At alti, Gu Jin went to find Grandpa Gu and Uncle to eat, then returned to the house to call the little kid who was diligently reviewing his lessons.
"Little An, wash your hands and co eat." Her voice rang out before she appeared.
"Okay, coming!"
The little kid’s cheerful voice ca from inside the house.
Gu Jin walked into the room and found the little kid already washing his hands at the basin.
She glanced at the books and densely noted papers on the bed, noticing that in the whole morning, the little guy had gone through half a book.
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