Near the end of the year, the Liu family's holiday gifts also arrived from Yulin, which were much richer than what he sent: there were local specialties such as millet, dates, medicinal herbs, boxes of furs, clothing materials... and a few pairs of live deer, pheasants, rabbits and the like for him to raise for fun.
There was a pair of small footprints printed in the letter. It was from my uncle's cousin who had given birth to a son. He was nicknamed Lu Ge. I copied the child's footprints for him to see. When he gets married in the future, if he can't have a fat boy from another family, he can also use these footprints to get some good luck and have a boy.
Ryan Cui kept the letter to himself and did not tell the old master and the old lady about it, for fear that they would think of arranging a marriage for him.
He ordered all the things sent by the Liu family to be stored in the cellar, and the living things to be kept in the yard. Sister Yun and Brother He looked at the little things in the yard as if they were watching a foreign spectacle, and were reluctant to go back to their rooms at night. Jason Cui held the rabbit tightly in his arms, and boasted with his chin raised that he had seen BMWs from the Western Regions, peacocks from the south, and lion cats from Linqing in the past. Only people without experience would like the things sent by the Liu family.
Ryan Cui took the rabbit out of his arms and threw it into the arms of Yun Jie who was looking at him eagerly. He pressed his shoulder and said, "You have been wandering around in the yard for quite some time. Have you finished your homework today? You have to go to school tomorrow. You should go back and do your homework."
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