Rebirth: Pampered by the Lord
Chapter 247 - Chapter 247 Chapter 247 Vixen Spirit

Chapter 247: Chapter 247 Vixen Spirit Chapter 247: Chapter 247 Vixen Spirit “Wife, wife, where are you going?”

The following Big Bull was very puzzled, Xuexue had clearly been running ahead just fine, so why had she changed direction? Having finally caught up with her, he asked.

Out of breath, Xuexue said, “Just now, I remembered that mother came from the field, and that vixen spirit must still be causing trouble there. I’m going to sort her out.”

“That’s why!” Big Bull suddenly understood.

By the time they arrived at the field, Auntie Sun was carrying a large basket full of green garlic shoots, ready to head back.

Upon seeing Xuexue and the others, she was taken aback, thinking it must have been that stinkin’ Mother-in-law Madam Xie who tattled, otherwise Xuexue wouldn’t have arrived so fast.

Xuexue bent down and grabbed a large clump of mud, not giving it a second thought, threw it with all her might at her and cursed angrily, “You vixen spirit! Are you tired of living, daring to cause trouble on my field?”

“It wasn’t my idea to come.” Seeing Big Bull also there, Auntie Sun’s tone softened, her eyes filled with wariness, “It was Mother-in-law who called me here, she said these garlic shoots are ours.”

“Fart, when we planted the garlic shoots, you knew as well, stop using that old hag as a shield.” Xuexue was furiously indignant, wishing she could slap this stinking woman to death.

Jittery around Big Bull, Auntie Sun, having no choice, added, “I’m really not lying to you, if you don’t believe me, you can ask Mother-in-law. It was only after she cut some and brought them back a few days ago to eat that we found out.”

“A few days ago?”

Xuexue then remembered the day she and Big Bull were coming back from the field, they just happened to meet Old Lady Mo sneaking into the field with a basket, so it turned out that she was there to steal garlic shoots.

The more Xuexue thought about it, the angrier she got. That damn old hag, stealing once was bad enough, but seeing no reaction from them, she tried a second time, getting more and more addicted to it. Now, it seemed as if what she kept cutting had somehow become theirs. Xuexue had never seen anyone so shameless.

Taking advantage of Xuexue’s distraction, Auntie Sun, basket in hand, tried to slip away but was grabbed by the back of her neck by Big Bull and lifted into the air.

“Ah! Save me! Save me!” Auntie Sun’s wails rose like a banshee.

“My wife hasn’t even said you could go, where are you running off to?” Big Bull loosened his grip.

Auntie Sun immediately fell awkwardly onto the field, her face filled with terror.

Being picked up single-handedly just now felt too discomforting, feeling as frail as an ant, fearful that with just a pinch from Big Bull, she could be done for.

Snatching the basket from her hand, Xuexue kicked her fiercely and said viciously, “Give that old hag a message for me, tell her if she dares touch my garlic shoots again, I’ll have Big Bull upend the Mo family’s nest, and let your whole family sleep on the street.”

She said this mainly because she knew the Mo family were the types to bully the weak and fear the strong, especially afraid of the strongman Big Bull.

“I will certainly tell Mother-in-law.” Aunt Sun gritted her teeth and agreed while clambering up from the ground and stumbling back to the village.

Looking at the garlic shoots in the field, which they had trimmed a partial area, Xuexue was extremely annoyed. Had Madam Xie discovered this a few days later, the garlic shoots on this two-acre field would almost have been squandered by them.

And to brazenly say they were cut to feed chickens and pigs, damn it, Xuexue wanted to curse. They had spent so much effort to grow the garlic shoots to this point, Old Lady Mo was simply too despicable.

“Wife, do we want these?” Big Bull picked up a large bundle of garlic shoots from the ground, left by Auntie Sun.

“Of course we do. They’re our own garlic shoots, why wouldn’t we?” Xuexue came forward and picked them up.