Chapter 6: I wish you a happy wedding night in the bridal chamber!

The small roads in the village are sprinkled with red paper-cut happy characters, and the village is bustling with activity. There are even children climbing up the trees and looking into the distance.

"Carriage, here comes the carriage!"

"The groom's officer picked up the bride!"

In the crowd, someone yelled, and then there was a burst of crackling firecrackers.

Li Haitang suddenly realized, no wonder Mrs. Li said just now that it was a good day. It turned out that there was a happy event in the village, and the protagonist, the groom, was Sun Xing, the son of the widow Sun who had a private life with the original owner.

"Hey, Widow Sun's son is very promising. He married the shopkeeper's daughter. I heard that there is a maid as a dowry. Widow Sun's life will be over in the future, and someone will help with the work!"

People in the village are talking all over the place, and every family is barely able to fill their stomachs. It has never been heard that the married daughter-in-law brings a dowry maid, and the old Sun's family is the first one.

"You know what, marrying a maid as a dowry, and finally accompanying her to the bed, now, Sun Xing is happy and happy, a blessing to everyone!"

Another thin, wretched villager with soybean eyes winked and gave everyone a "you understand" look.

People in the village didn't care about trifles, and laughed out loud when they heard the words, and some even said that they would listen to the corner of the wall for the bridal chamber wedding tonight.

"Tsk tsk, for something that has never seen the world, it is great to have a servant girl serving it? This is not the right family, and it is not sure who will serve who!"

Uncle Liu couldn't see Widow Sun standing taller than her, so she murmured softly, then turned her head and said to Li Haitang, "When you marry a member of the Qin family, all the servants of the Qin family will be at your command. Six, I heard that there are also specialized embroiderers who do needlework."

During the conversation, the carriage had arrived, led by a black horse with four hooves on the snow and a shiny mane. Sun Xing sat on the horse's back in high spirits, and waved his hands to the onlookers in the village from time to time.

Seeing Li Haitang, Sun Xing was stunned for a moment, there was a little fluctuation in the depths of his eyes, and then returned to calm, pretending not to see, the clouds passed by her side lightly, and the tall horse sneezed untimely …

Li Haitang was sprayed with water all over her face. She took out a handkerchief to wipe her face, facing Sun Xing's back, and raised her **** fiercely. It's fine for this person to bully others, but so is the horse.

Looking at Sun Xing again, he waved his hands to indicate that he really regarded himself as a leader inspecting, just like the ancient number one scholar parading the streets in TV dramas.

"Sun Xing, I wish you a happy wedding night in the bridal chamber!"

Li Haitang thought for a while, and finally let out a cry from the depths of his heart based on his own will.

Mrs. Liu was eating melon seeds and watching the fun, when she heard Li Haitang's words, she choked on her own saliva, covered her mouth and coughed, "Ahem, cough, Haitang, what are you talking about?"

There is no more vicious curse than the wedding night! After hearing this, Mrs. Liu was very excited. For the first time, she felt that the honest niece was pleasing to the eye. She pulled Li Haitang, completely forgetting her mother-in-law's advice, and said, "Let's go, let's go to Widow Sun's house and have a look!"

Although Widow Sun is not a very good person, in the village, everyone looks up and down, so it’s not easy to make too much noise. Widow Sun’s family has a happy event, and the villagers will go to congratulate her. Two catties of fine noodles, or twelve copper coins, can eat rice noodles.

Poor people rack their brains for the wedding banquet. Even if they can't afford pork, they will kill chickens and ducks, or catch some small fish and shrimp in the river to make up for a plate of food.