Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter-Chapter 6 - Six: Hundred-Year-Old Ginseng_1
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6 Chapter Six: Hundred-Year-Old Ginseng_1
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âAh, put on your shoes properly before you go out.â
Feeling helpless, Li Xiuâe held the baby girl and walked out of the room, closing the doors and windows.
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The family followed the baby girlâs pointing direction, left the compound, and entered the mountain forest. They climbed up the winding and rugged mountain path for less than a hundred meters. The chirping baby bird leading the way flew down from between the branches and landed in front of an unremarkable dirt mound.
Among the withered yellow weeds in front of the mound, there were a few small, shriveled berries the size of soybeans. No one would notice these uninteresting wild fruits without deliberately looking for them, let alone imagine that there was more to the ground beneath them.
âChirp chirpâŠâ
The baby bird landed in the grass, took the shriveled berries in its beak, swallowed it one after another, its black eyes flashing with excitement.
The fruits produced by the Hundred-Year-Old Ginseng were indeed nutritious for a newly born baby bird.
âYa ya ya.â
The baby girlâs smooth white fingers eagerly pointed to the soil beneath the berries.
âLet me see what she is pointing at.â
Su Hu squatted down, parted the grass, and grabbed a handful of soil, lifting it to his nose for a sniff.
The soil moistened with morning dew, damp and soft, smelled no different from day to day.
âChirp chirp.â
The baby bird saw that he didnât get the gist, hopped up, and with its pointed beak, pushed aside the soil, revealing the roots hidden under the grass. fr(e)enovelkiss.com
âDad, itâs not about smelling the soil, thereâs something beneath it.â
With a burst of insight, Li Xiuâe understood what the baby bird was trying to say: âDig up and take a look.â
âOk!â
Su Huâs faced flushed red, self-consciously scratched the back of his head, and cracked a goofy grin.
Years of logging, hunting, and hard labor had made his hands as sturdy as iron hooks.
He cleared away the blocking dead grass and quickly dug two uneven pits on either side of the root, revealing the Ginseng roots planted in the soil.
âAh, Sister Qiao, help me, I feel weak in my legs.â
Spotting the gradually visible Ginseng, Li Xiuâeâs heartbeat quickened, causing a dizzy spell, almost unable to stand up.
âMother, be careful.â
Sister Qiao quickly stepped up and supported her by the arm.
âSister Qiao, you run fast, go home and get a small shovel.â
Su Huâs gaze became serious, he looked up at his sensible elder daughter, carefully reminding her, âAnd the vegetable basket, bring them both. Donât speak more than necessary to outsiders on the way, donât tell anyone that your mother and I are here.â đ§đđđđžđđ·đŻâŽđ·đđ.đžâŽđ
âMm, Sister Qiao understands.â
With an understanding nod, Sister Qiao released her motherâs arm and scampered down the mountain.
âBuddha bless us, thank you, heaven, for giving us this cute and blessed daughter.â
With her heart quietened, Li Xiuâe, held the chuckling pretty-eyed baby girl, suddenly felt blessed, enlightened, formed a steeple with her hands and bowed in the direction of Foshou temple.
âLetâs name the baby.â
Su Hu stopped digging, looked up at his wife with a gentle expression, âSince weâve decided to adopt her, sheâs considered part of our family, she should have a name.â
âOh, itâs about time we gave her a proper name.â
Facing the tender gaze of her husband, Li Xiuâe felt a warmth within. She held the Little Lucky Doll, a gift from heaven, evermore in love.
âSince she is a gift from heaven, letâs call her Tianci.â
Remembering his wifeâs words of gratitude from earlier, Su Hu suddenly had an inspiration, in high spirits, he beamed.
No no no!
That sounds terrible!
Both the baby girl and the baby bird shivered simultaneously and shook their heads.
âYou, what kind of name are you coming up with?â
Seeing the displeased expressions of both the baby and the bird, Li Xiuâe couldnât help but laugh out, âWho names a girl like that?â