Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
Chapter 466 - 468 - Let’s Drink Together_1

Chapter 466: Chapter 468 - Let’s Drink Together_1

Nan Feng opened this one, not very pleased, said: "This is what we wear when we’re doing potato work, we don’t wear it when we go out, and there’s no undergarment, how can you wear a cotton-lined vest directly over a dudou?"

"..." Ye Ge paused for a moment, thought that makes sense, and then let Nan Feng go, before looking at her: "Then Fengfeng, you can mix and match as you like, you always look good in clothes."

Once Nan Feng managed to escape, she quickly put on her clothes, and after getting dressed, she threw the handkerchief she had embroidered last night in front of him: "Here, it’s yours."

Ye Ge unfolded the handkerchief, looked at it for a while before looking up at Nan Feng and saying: "The handkerchief looks very nice, thank you, Fengfeng!"

The joy in his eyes was genuine, he really liked it.

Only then did Nan Feng take the initiative to hug him: "Of course, can my embroidered roses not be beautiful?"

Ye Ge thought to himself, oh, so this is a rose, he looked at it for a long time and couldn’t figure it out, but as long as Nan Feng embroidered it, he would definitely like it.

"Let’s not talk about this anymore, I’m going to see if the chicken soup is ready, if it is, we can drink some together."

"Fengfeng, wait," Ye Ge pulled Nan Feng over, then looked at her: "There’s something I want to tell you."

"What is it?" Nan Feng asked with a smile.

"The Minor New Year’s Eve will be in a few days, and the county magistrate is compassionate for our hard work, so there will be a simple banquet in the Yamen’s backyard that day. Families are supposed to come along, I want you to come with me."

...

The days before the New Year are always particularly cold, especially Minor New Year’s Eve.

Before they left for Yamen, Feng Gu specially prepared a small hand-warmer for Nan Feng, asking her to take it.

Not only Feng Gu cared for Nan Feng, but Ye Ge also personally came to pick her up. He was worried that Nan Feng would be cold, so he had a charcoal heater prepared in the carriage. The heater was made of iron with carvings in the middle, with the charcoal safely enclosed within, secure and warm.

Nan Feng sat in the carriage, a small heater in her hand, and yet another heater in the carriage, she couldn’t help but smile.

Thinking back to last year’s New Year, when she was a mountain girl who had to hunt in order to survive, now she was wearing beautiful clothes, placed in a warm carriage by the man she loved, pampered as if she were a delicate lady.

Nan Feng felt warm inside, halfway through the journey, she lifted the carriage curtain to look outside.

As the New Year approached, the streets were bustling with people making their New Year purchases.

"Ye Ge, Nan Feng has lowered the window curtain, she now lifts the front curtain, then sits next to Ye Ge holding her small heater: "When are we going back to Big Ping Village?"

Ye Ge looked at Nan Feng apologetically: "I’m afraid I won’t be able to stay for long when I return this year. The Yamen has already arranged the duty shifts. I’m off on the thirtieth of the lunar year and the fifth of the first lunar month, these two days, just enough time to send you back, and then pick you up."

Nan Feng was a little disappointed: "Only two days off, I have to go back to Big Ping Village to celebrate the New Year with my dad, I want to go back for five or six days."

"It’s good to go back and spend time with your dad, he must be looking forward to it, but you need to ask him to go to the village and ask Eight-Character guy which day is the lucky day this year, so I can rearrange my leave in advance, then we can go back and get married."

Nan Feng’s heart fluttered a little, "Yes, that sounds good."

Ye Ge looked at Nan Feng again: "You should go back inside the carriage, don’t lean out, to avoid catching a cold."

"I’m not that delicate, I’m in good health, I just want to chat with you."

"Alright, then, wrap yourself tightly with the cloak to keep the wind out."