Farming in the Mountains: Max Level Jiaojiao Is Three Years Old - Chapter 1660

Chapter 1660: A Few Bites

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Xue Yan scooped half a bowl of lotus seed, red date, and white fungus soup from the cup for her while saying, ” Mother said that although the side dishes go with rice, you shouldn’t eat too much of it. Eating too much is not good for your body.”

“Yes.” Jiang Yue nodded and took the small bowl of soup that he had served her.

“How much rice do you want?” Xue Yan intended to scoop rice for her from the bowl.

“Just a few mouthfuls.” They were drinking soup and eating vegetables. It felt like they couldn’t eat much. Besides, she’s been eating more lately. Before dinner, she had another meal in the afternoon.

“Okay.” Xue Yan scooped a few mouthfuls for her and placed them in front of her.

He tore a drumstick and placed it on the plate in front of her for her to eat.

He didn’t help her with the other dishes. Whatever she wanted to eat, she could just reach out and pick it up on her own. She didn’t have to put down her chopsticks or anything.

The side dishes went well with the rice. Jiang Yue only picked up a little and finished the rice in a few mouthfuls. Then, she drank two mouthfuls of the soup and picked up some vegetables to eat. Only then did she eat the drumstick that Xue Yan had torn for her on the plate.

After finishing the drumstick, she continued to drink the soup.

Seeing that the soup in her bowl was almost finished, he asked, “Do you want more soup?”

“I had a lot of liquid just now. I don’t want this one anymore.”

“I saw that there’s winter melon soup in the kitchen. It’s clear soup and nothing else is added. Why don’t I get you a bowl?”

“Yes.”

Xue Yan went to the kitchen again and scooped a small bowl of winter melon soup.

Jiang Yue felt much better after drinking it. After eating a few more mouthfuls of food and finishing the winter melon soup in the small bowl, she put down her chopsticks and stopped eating.

Xue Yan cleaned up the rest of the food.

After Xue Yan finished eating, he cleaned up the table, put everything on a tray, and sent it all to the kitchen.

After a while, the bridal procession finished their meal in the main room. Everyone checked and counted the items that were brought to the bridal procession to make sure that there was nothing left out. Then, Xue Wufu led the procession to the town to bring the bride to his home.

The town was much further away. The children only followed them to the village entrance and did not go any further.

Before Xue Yan followed them, he asked all the aunties to help take care of Jiang Yue.

It was only when the sky turned dark that the bride was welcomed back.

Xue Yan was riding a horse with his brothers, following behind Wufu, the groom. Upon returning to the door, he saw Jiang Yue standing outside the crowd.

No matter what, he had to check up on her. Fortunately, this was the noisiest time of the ceremony. The adults and children were all fighting to see the bride, so it just so happened that he had nothing to do. Xue Yan hurriedly dismounted and went to Jiang Yue’s side. He held Jiang Yue’s hand tightly and looked around.

Jiang Yue glanced at Xue Yan and the corners of her mouth curled up slightly.

The husband and wife stood outside the crowd and watched as their soon-to-be sister-in-law was escorted into their courtyard and then into the main room.

Xue Yan held Jiang Yue’s hand and walked at the back.

After the ceremony, the wedding banquet began. Xue Yan and Jiang Yue sat down at the table. Although they were at different tables, Xue Yan kept glancing at Jiang Yue. Because Jiang Yue was sitting at the innermost table, even if children were playing around and running around between the tables, they wouldn’t be able to bump into Jiang Yue who was sitting at the innermost table.

It was all thanks to his aunt and the others who were looking after her. They were also afraid that something like this would happen, so when they saw Jiang Yue come over, they let Jiang Yue sit further away from the children.