It was around eleven thirty when Luo Ye and Su Baizhou boarded the three-wheeler back.
It was much more crowded on the way back than it had been on the way there.
The aunties had bought all sorts of things, large and small. In one corner were several live chickens, their legs tied so they could not move.
Luo Ye happened to get squeezed into that corner, since he was the only male sitting in the back.
Looking at the chickens in front of him, Luo Ye blinked and asked them, "Any of you know how to sing and dance?"
The chickens gave no response.
Luo Ye continued, "You can play basketball, right?"
The moment he said that, all the chickens looked at Luo Ye together, startling him.
What was with such a huge reaction at the mention of basketball?
Seeing Luo Ye talking to chickens, the other aunties all wore baffled expressions.
Had this young man gone stupid?
As for the connection between basketball and chickens, only young people of the new era understood it. People in their thirties and forties clearly could not grasp the mystery.
Besides the chickens, there were all kinds of vegetables, beef, pork... but no rabbits.
Su Baizhou could not help feeling a little disappointed.
From the aunties' conversation, they had already learned that these ingredients were bought to cook for everyone.
Su Baizhou was not particularly interested in rabbit meat itself, but she was extremely interested in eating rabbit meat.
She had mastered eighteen ways of cooking rabbit, and every one of them had a distinctly different flavor.
"Miss, can you cook?" an auntie beside Su Baizhou asked.
"A little," Su Baizhou said modestly.
"Good. Come with us later and let your little boyfriend see what you can do."
"Him? He's seen it