Harvesting Fantasies Chapter 47

In February, Shuifu Village had continuous drizzles for several days. Unlike the refreshing rain in summer, the temperature dropped with each autumn rain. Avery also put on two layers of clothes. Rainy weather always makes people feel lazy. Nathan's chair was moved into the house. It was a pity that he could not sit in the yard and rock in the chair like before.

Because Hunter wanted to eat sausages, Avery went to the town to buy casings and meat, mashed the meat into a paste, adjusted the flavor, and stuffed it into the casings. There are many small details to pay attention to when making sausages. For example, when stuffing the meat into the casings, you have to use a needle to pierce the casings to let the air out, which is conducive to the evaporation of moisture in the sausages and makes it easier to dry. The finished sausages need to be air-dried for a few days and then smoked with fruit wood.

In just one month, Avery's kitchen was filled with bacon, pickled meat, and sausages. Because there were too many things to put them all in, he cleared out a room specifically for hanging the meats. He also laid a layer of newspaper on the floor to prevent grease from dripping onto the ground when the meat was drying.

Just when Avery was thinking about what was missing for the winter, two guests came to the old house.

When Avery heard the knock on the door, she thought it was Milo from next door. Thanks to the efforts of Xiaohei and Xiaohua, Milo's grades have improved a lot recently. Because of the improvement in grades, Milo ran to their house more frequently, almost every day after school. But when Avery opened the door, she did not see Milo, but Pang Ziqi, who almost lost his life because of Yu Shiqi, standing at the door with an umbrella. Behind him was a man in black clothes with an expressionless face. The man was a head taller than Pang Ziqi, who was 1.8 meters tall. Although he looked handsome, his cold and hard temperament like a rock made him exude an aura of "keep away from strangers".