General, Madam Called You To Farm - Chapter 609
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General, Madam Called You To Farm
Chapter 609 – Surprise (1)
Translator : Moon Lee
Editor : Tea
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Su Cheng had been confined to the riding arena for several days, subjected to rigorous training by the two big shots.
Finally, today, he managed to withstand three moves from Su Shuo.
They had made a bet earlier, if he could hold his ground, he would be allowed to return home for one night.
And Su Shuo kept his word.
Su Cheng mounted his horse and eagerly rushed back to Lihua Lane.
His time there had not been wasted; he had been compensated for acting as their punching bag.
Ten taels every day, or twenty if he did well.
Otherwise, why would he have remained there willingly?
He’d already earned one hundred taels!
He had bought his daughter a pair of real jade hairpins. And soon, he would give his chubby daughter a surprise!
He dismounted the horse at the alley’s entrance.
He peeked inside first to make sure no one was in the front yard, then quietly led the horse in.
The horse snorted.
He quickly raised a finger to his lips: “Shh, shh, shh—”
The little pony was eating feed in the yard.
When it saw Su Cheng return, it rushed over to greet him.
Su Cheng was concerned that the uproar might reveal his identity, ruining the surprise.
Su Cheng whispered, “Good horse, don’t make a sound, don’t make a sound.”
Little pony: I didn’t make a sound at all!
After calming the little pony, Su Cheng tied up his horse and tiptoed to the backyard.
Dahu had already come out of the room, and the three little ones were in the kitchen munching on sausages.
Su Cheng glanced toward the kitchen but didn’t see his daughter, so he assumed that she must be in her own room.
Actually, Su Xiaoxiao was in the woodshed, selecting some dry grass that would burn well.
Su Cheng crept stealthily to the door, quietly pushing it open a crack to see if his daughter was inside.
Bai Xihe sensed something unusual.
Having just experienced a dangerous situation, she was extremely sensitive.
She didn’t know that Su Xiaoxiao’s family had just returned.
After all, this sneaky behavior did not appear to be characteristic of a good person.
Perhaps… that man had tracked her down…
Bai Xihe’s heart clenched.
She checked around by the bed and found a stick.
Step by step, she moved behind the door, raising the stick with both hands.
Just as Su Cheng pulled out the white jade hairpin and leaped into the room, Bai Xihe swung the stick down hard on his head!
Su Cheng’s body stiffened.
The next second, his eyes rolled back, stuck out his tongue, and collapsed straight to the ground.
He never expected that he, Su Cheng, would one day be knocked out by a sneak attack.
It was really karma, and no one could escape it!
……
Dinner consisted of steamed pork ribs, crucian carp tofu soup, lily bulb egg drop soup, fried rice with cured meat, and two lightly stir-fried vegetable dishes.


-Steamed pork ribs


-Crucian carp tofu soup

-Lili bulb egg drop soup


-Fried rice with cured meat
Su Ergou had left with Su Qi and Su Yu and had not returned yet, whilst Doctor Fu had gone with the Old Marquis’ guards.
The family gathered around the table in the main hall for dinner.
Su Cheng, with a bandage wrapped around his head and a bruised face, sat on a stool.
“What happened to Grandpa?” Xiaohu asked.
Su Xiaoxiao glanced at Su Cheng.
“Let Grandpa explain.”
Su Cheng cleared his throat and said gloomily, “Grandpa took a fall.”
He couldn’t very well admit that a woman had knocked him out with a sneak attack.
If word got out, would he still be able to keep his reputation as the bully?
Erhu couldn’t bear to look.
“You fell badly.”
Dahu shared his wisdom: “You should protect your head.”
Su Cheng: “.…..”
Bai Xihe didn’t join them at the table for dinner.
It wasn’t because she’d knocked out their father and was humiliated.
She felt a little ashamed, indeed.
It was also not a purposeful attempt to avoid suspicion.
Mostly because she was already full from eating one huge meat bun.
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