A girl from the countryside (18-19)

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Chapter Eighteen The warm spring sunshine filtered through the treetops and thickets. Everywhere I looked, there was new green, tender green, fresh green, and emerald green—green everywhere, occasionally dotted with touches of red, yellow, pink, and purple. Birds, brimming with energy, busily flitted about, filling the surrounding space with their chirping. Whenever the weather was even slightly better, Xue Qin would come to the shop. Before long, she became familiar with everything there. Except for purchasing stock, I hardly had to lift a finger to run the shop. Watching her busy inside and out, she was every bit the mistress of the house. If I had known this would happen, I should have held off for a while and not brought the branches over. Sigh, they say spring brings hope, but why am I always so unlucky? I don't know how the news spread, but quite a few people came to me asking about raising loaches. I selected a few families who weren't well-off, gave them fish stock, and let them try raising them. Anyway, I didn't need to worry about the shop, and with Xue Qin here, even if I had a thousand brilliant plans, I couldn't implement them. Sometimes I started to have a fatalistic view, as if many things were beyond my control. If God didn't help, it would be futile no matter what I did. I could only temporarily suppress my lustful thoughts and focus all my energy on my work. When the three of them were in the shop, taking Xue Qin to her cousin's house at night became the most anticipated thing. The bamboo forest in the wind, the hillside in the twilight, everywhere bore the marks of our lingering moments. However, every time I tried to move my hand down even a little, she would firmly stop me, not letting me touch her even through my pants, always saying, "You have to marry me." Actually, after getting to know Xue Qin for a while, I felt that she was a good person, but discussing marriage right away still felt too hasty. Sigh, let's just muddle through for now. It's much better than before, since Zhizhi can go back every few days. Before I knew it, I was wearing fewer and fewer clothes, and the sky was becoming increasingly unpredictable, sometimes blazing hot, sometimes stormy. Dogs lay panting with their tongues lolling out, and even the birds refused to leave the forest. I took some time to take the three of them to the county town for a trip, and bought a freezer while I was there. These things are quite rare in the village; many people exclaimed in amazement when they came to buy things, "This thing has ice in this heat?" That's what they said, but when it came to buying cold drinks, many seemed unwilling to spend the money. I didn't really care; besides making some mung bean soup and rice wine, I didn't freeze many drinks. Sometimes I'd buy extra meat to store, which wasn't a problem for myself. This made Niu and Zhizhi very happy, though. The frozen mung bean soup was to their liking; after all, they made it themselves, so they could drink it however they wanted. One night, I was half asleep when I suddenly heard that familiar voice calling, "Daddy, Daddy."
I opened my eyes and saw Niu standing at the head of the bed. I was startled and thought: What is she doing here at this hour? Could it be that she really has desires? But Zhizhi is sleeping over there. This little girl is too bold! Thinking of this, I asked angrily, "What are you doing here so late? Go sleep with your sister!" I deliberately emphasized the words "your sister" to make her understand that she couldn't do anything right now. Niu seemed to sense my displeasure and lowered her head cautiously, saying, "Dad, Sister needs to pee."
Oh, so that's what it was. I had been thinking too far ahead. I couldn't help but laugh at myself inwardly. I got up, grabbed the flashlight, and quickly put on a smiling face, saying, "Come on, you should go too, so you don't have trouble sleeping tonight."
When the two girls reached the toilet, I let Niu go in first. Niu naturally squatted down under my light. When it was Zhizhi's turn, she stood there, seemingly hesitant. I didn't think much of it and urged her directly, "Hurry up, there are so many mosquitoes here." Niu chimed in, "Sister, hurry up, I've got several bites on my feet."
Zhizhi squatted down awkwardly. I felt like I was back in those days, and I couldn't help but stare at Zhizhi's wet vulva. It was still clear in the flashlight light, not much different from Niu's, except for a few sparse downy hairs, and her skin tone seemed a little darker than Niu's. As I was making comparisons, Zhizhi stood up, pulling up her pants. The three of us went back inside and lay on the bed. Suddenly, a thought flashed through my mind: why not test Zhizhi using the same methods I used on Niu? So I secretly started planning. A bath was out of the question; I'd start by making some small gestures to see if she still objected. From then on, whenever Xueqin wasn't around, I'd get physical with both of them. With Niu as my little "example," things went smoothly. However, whenever I intentionally or unintentionally touched Zhizhi's two lively little breasts, she would always blush and look away, her shyness overflowing. Hehe, that expression was quite encouraging. Niu's innocence, Zhizhi's shyness, Xueqin's wildness—the world bestows countless characteristics upon women: cheerful, somber, serious, frivolous, handsome, ugly, self-disciplined, wanton, kind, wicked—no two are alike. The story continues through Niu. I refuse to believe that with so many methods applied to Zhizhi, she wouldn't change. One evening after dinner, while Zhizhi was tidying up inside, I quietly called Niu aside and whispered, "Niu, have you been touching your sister's clitoris and vulva every night these past few days?" Niu nodded. Learning from my previous experience, I went straight to the point: "Does your sister's vulva get wetter the more you touch it?" "Mmm," Niu nodded again, "It wasn't wet at first, but it got wet after a while." Niu added. "Good job, Niu," I said, trying to make conversation, "How did it get wet? Tell Daddy."
I already had the answer I wanted, but I found Niu amusing, so I asked again on purpose. But I also knew Niu wouldn't know how to answer. "Hmm..." Niu indeed didn't know how to express herself. After thinking for a while, she suddenly raised her head, looking like she had discovered a new continent: "It's slippery, like oil." As she spoke, she unconsciously wiped her hands on her pants, as if the "oil" from last night was still on her fingertips. "Hehe," I would have laughed out loud if Zhizhi hadn't been inside and I was afraid she'd hear. Hearing Niu's oil-like analogy, I could almost smell the aroma of a feast. Unfortunately, when Xueqin was around, I didn't have that opportunity, so my probing could only be intermittent. If Xueqin weren't there, at this pace, I probably would have already done everything I needed to. Sometimes I felt that Zhizhi was within my grasp, but as soon as Xueqin came, the probing had to stop, and when I came back a few days later, Zhizhi seemed to have returned to her original self. However, things always tend to develop in a positive direction, which means that there will eventually be a happy ending. But I gradually discovered that no matter how natural I pretended, as long as I joked with Niu and the others, even if it was just normal joking, there seemed to be something unfathomable hidden between Xueqin's brows. Is a woman's intuition really that accurate? Finally, one day, I told Niu and the others a fairy tale that couldn't be more normal, occasionally adding a joke, and the girls laughed heartily. After dinner, when I took her home, Xue Qin told me very seriously, "You need to be careful. Don't be too casual with Niu and the others in front of people. They'll gossip." "What's there to gossip about? Niu is my goddaughter. Can't I, as her father, even say a few words to her?" I replied calmly. "Hmph, father? Aren't there plenty of stories about fathers around here?" Xue Qin sneered. "That's them. What does it have to do with me?" I continued to feign innocence. "How can it not be your business? You think..." Xue Qin didn't finish her sentence. "What do I think? People can say whatever they want. Even if there's nothing wrong, they'll make it sound like something's wrong. I can't be bothered with it. Just don't gossip." I stared at her, hoping to see something. "I... I would gossip? You... I won't say anything more. You're taking my kindness for granted." Xue Qin's face turned red with anger when she heard me say that. "Okay, okay, don't take it to heart. I know you're reminding me for my own good. I'll be more careful next time, okay?" Seeing Xue Qin like this, I actually found her quite adorable. I quickly tried to coax her, touching and kissing her, showering her with sweet words. After a while, Xue Qin finally said softly, "I've already done all this for you, and you still don't want to get married. Sigh, Brother Cao... Brother Cao, don't you like me? If... if you don't like me, I wouldn't have come looking for you."
She always called me Director Cao, but today she called me "Brother Cao," which clearly meant something. I couldn't quite grasp her meaning, but that one word stirred a strange feeling within me—a feeling of being cared for and loved, and it also awakened a desire to care for and like her. "No, no, no," I quickly comforted her, "I like you, I really like you. You can see, I'm working at the township government now, I'm very busy, I can't get away." Hearing this, Xue Qin lowered her head and remained silent. Seeing this, I stopped nagging and just quietly stayed by her side. Lying in bed that night, thinking about the look on Xue Qin's face when she talked about Niu, I couldn't help but carefully recall all the little moments when Xue Qin was around, but I still felt there was no flaw in my memory. Perhaps she didn't mean anything by it, but I took it to heart. Chapter Nineteen. I hadn't seen Xue Qin for several days. A few days ago, I would have been overjoyed to seize this opportunity, but this time I had no interest in Zhizhi's affairs; my mind was entirely on Xue Qin, as if I had lost something, making me uneasy. While I was restless, my cousin arrived. Niu and Zhizhi moved chairs to the front of the house and then went inside. I asked my cousin to sit down, handed her a fan, and sat down beside her. My cousin came, and I was naturally very happy. I asked with a smile, "Sister, what brings you here today?"
My cousin replied while fanning herself, "You're such a busy person, you don't come to see me, so I had to come to see you."
I quickly put on a smile for my cousin, "Hehe, Sister, don't I often go to your place to deliver Xue Qin?"
Mentioning Xue Qin, my cousin immediately perked up, "I came here because of Xue Qin. It's been so long, and you're still just hanging around? When are you planning to get married to Xue Qin?" Ah, so that's what it is. I scratched my head and said, "Well... it's still early, let's see." "What else do you want to see? You've already kissed and hugged, what else do you want to see? Don't tell me... you stubborn ox, you haven't changed a bit." My cousin had a mischievous grin on her face. "Hehe," I chuckled to myself, looking at my cousin, and couldn't help but recall that beautiful moonlit night we spent together... Seeing my expression, my cousin seemed to guess what I was thinking and immediately interrupted my train of thought: "Stop thinking about it, let's get down to business. Xue Qin is wholeheartedly devoted to you. Do you want her or not? You have to give her an answer. You can't keep her hanging on like this forever, can you?" ^What my cousin said was exactly the dilemma I was facing. Taking it a step further seemed inappropriate, but saying I didn't like her didn't seem right either. I could only sit there blankly, watching my cousin... Seeing my expression, she started nagging again: "I've also heard that people in the city can date for two or three years, but it's different at home. If you drag it out, aren't you just hurting her?"
I wasn't unaware of what my cousin was saying, but I still felt that Xue Qin's situation was too rushed, like playing house. There were quite a few inexplicable issues in the middle. Oh well, while my cousin was here, I decided to clarify some of the questions that occasionally flashed through my mind. Since my cousin knew about my little escapade with her in the bamboo forest, she might tell her the whole story. "Sis, I have a few questions for you," I said, looking at my cousin. "Did you help me come up with this blind date, or...?" "Oh, you're still thinking about that? I'll tell you, don't ask her." My cousin seemed relieved when she heard me speak, and said, "Hehe, Xue Qin loves seeing all sorts of strange things. She heard a college student came to the village, and she wanted to see what a college student looks like." "Oh, haha, what did she say after seeing him?" Hearing this reason, I couldn't help but become curious. "I saw him twice, but from a distance, so I couldn't see him clearly. She said he wasn't anything special, just a little fairer than her brother and his family." My cousin couldn't help but laugh as she said this. Oh, so my first impression of her was just "a little fairer," nothing special. Since the impression wasn't outstanding, how did it come to a blind date? I was full of questions. My cousin seemed to know what I was thinking and continued, "Later, you took Niu as your goddaughter, and the whole village knew about it. Everyone said you had a kind heart. After hearing it so much, some people started to take notice." "Oh, is it that simple?" I muttered to myself, seemingly unrelated to the events I had imagined. "And there's more," my cousin continued, as if she had heard my muttering, "At the end of last year, her brother was causing trouble at the township government, and no one could persuade him to stop. Then you went there, told a lot of stories and reasoning, and resolved the matter. Xue Qin said you had a lot of words, and started asking about you. Lan'er's father works with the Xue brothers, and we know each other very well, so of course Xue Qin would come to me first if she needed anything. After all, I'm your sister." As she said this, a smug look appeared on her face. "Hmm, last year, after the autumn harvest, the township government was bustling for a while. I guess that's when it happened, but I went to help with the problem with other motives, so I don't really remember the matter itself." The cause of the matter was surprisingly ordinary, without any twists or turns, nor any dramatic events. After hearing my cousin's words, I felt a sense of relief, but also a little disappointed. After finishing her sentence, my cousin asked me again, "Niu'er, what are your plans regarding Xue Qin?"
The deal had been struck, and I couldn't refuse. I didn't mince words with my lovely cousin and said directly, "Sister, Xue Qin is a good girl, and I really like her, but this is a lifelong commitment, and I need to prepare properly. Besides, as you know, I haven't been at the township government for long, and my work is very important. Right now, I'm helping several families raise loaches, and I have no experience in this area, so I can only learn as I go. If I can do well, I can establish myself in the township government." My words were reasonable and sincere, without any affectation. My cousin pondered for a moment and said, "Alright, let's wait a few more days. You focus on your work, and I'll talk to Xue Qin. But Niu'er, you need to be careful..." "Don't do anything outrageous to Xue Qin, don't hurt her." I nodded repeatedly. My cousin got up to leave, and I earnestly tried to persuade her to stay for dinner. My cousin shook her head: "No, her father went out to work, and Lan'er is home alone. I have to help her with her homework tonight." I quickly ran into the house, packed a large bag of the best snacks, and stuffed it into my cousin's hands, saying, "Take this to Lan'er. Sigh, I'm such a bad uncle, I rarely visit her." My cousin didn't refuse much, took the snacks, and said goodbye. I called out to her back: "Take care, sister. If Lan'er doesn't understand anything in her studies, tell her to come to me." My
cousin said "Oh" and gradually disappeared from sight... A few days later, Zhizhi's mother suddenly came, still carrying a bundle of eggs. Before I could speak, Zhizhi's mother said, "Director Cao, I, I'm so sorry." Could it be that there was something wrong with the loach? I thought to myself, and said aloud, "It's alright, it's alright, sit down and we'll talk." Then I called out, "Zhizhi, get your mother a cup of mung bean soup." Zhizhi's mother took the soup, thanked me, and sat down. I sat opposite her, waiting for her to continue. Zhizhi's mother paused, looking embarrassed, and said, "Director Cao, you know her father has been dead for almost two years, and we haven't been doing very well. We're so grateful for your help." "Not at all, what help? Zhizhi works for me, she's not just eating for free," I said politely. "A few days ago, someone introduced me to a family. I went to see them, and they seem alright." Zhizhi's mother blushed as she spoke. "Great, that's wonderful." I didn't understand why she was asking me about this; it seemed like marriage issues were the family planning office's responsibility, not mine. After a pause, Zhizhi's mother cautiously continued, "I've been introduced to other families before, but I was afraid Zhizhi would be mistreated, so I never agreed. This family is an honest man, but the man can't have children, and his ex-wife divorced him. He... he really wants Zhizhi to come with him." Oh, I finally understood; they wanted to take Zhizhi back home. "That's only right. Zhizhi is still young; she needs a father figure to care for her," I said, turning back to call into the house, "Zhizhi, go pack your things and go back with your mother." The girls who were still laughing and playing inside suddenly froze. I said to Zhizhi's mother, "Go tell her."
Zhizhi's mother went inside and whispered with Zhizhi for a while before Zhizhi finally went upstairs, and the girls followed. While they were there, I packed a large bag of snacks and candies and insisted on giving it to Zhizhi's mother, along with a month's wages for Zhizhi. She thanked me profusely. After quite a while, Zhizhi and Niu slowly came downstairs. Both little girls had red eyes; needless to say, they were reluctant to leave. Zhizhi walked up to me with her head down, her voice barely audible, and said, "Uncle Cao, I'm leaving."
I wasn't particularly saddened by Zhizhi's departure; in fact, I'd been hoping she'd go back home and never come again. But this "leaving" stirred something within me. We'd spent half a year together, and naturally, some feelings had developed. Seeing her leave today brought back a flood of memories of Zhizhi here, making me feel a pang of reluctance. I called out to Zhizhi, "Come visit me sometime, little one!" Zhizhi responded and walked away hand-in-hand with her mother. Looking at the little girl beside me, her eyes red-rimmed, I lovingly patted her head to comfort her. Suddenly, I thought of the little girl. This day would surely come. How would I feel then?
Even the deepest feelings, the most profound longings, will eventually end. Perhaps the bonds between people are predetermined, and when fate decides to take them back, it won't wait a single day or moment longer… (Posted by Ye Xuanxingchen with +8 gold coins and a red envelope!)

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