Chapter 96

Shi Wen that he had gone out to help purely out of volunteer service, Sikewell was grateful and specially escorted him to the ranch gate.

As they parted, Shi Wen called out to Sikewell, "I just transferred some money to you. Count me in for future medical missions."

Sikewell smiled and took out his phone, "Then I'll thank you on their behalf--"

Before he could finish speaking, Sikewell had already seen the transfer amount. "Fifty thousand?!"

Shi Wen Wenxiao said, "You know, we sold the wool and made quite a bit of money. This amount isn't much for me anymore."

Sikewell: "More is more. How can you tell if it's more or less for anyone? Wait a moment, I'll write you a receipt, and we'll record it when we need it."

Shi Wen, "Let's do it when we get back; we're so tired right now."

Sikewell said seriously, "That won't do. Giving a receipt upon receiving a transfer is the rule. Only by following the rules can things last."

Shi Wen a pang of regret. "I should have waited until you were rested before transferring the money to you."

Sikewell laughed, "This is such a large sum of money; it can be a huge help to us. How could collecting money be tiring?"

While Sikewell and Shi Wen were talking outside, Yan Kexing knew they had returned and came out to greet them.

Yan Kexing, leading his horse and with his arm around the man, waited for Sikewell's receipt.

The horse Shi Suo been running for so long, it's exhausted now, even its ears are almost worn out.

Shi Wen that his face is covered in dark and red patches, all from rubbing and sunburn.

Yan Kexing had never missed anyone so much before, and in front of Sikewell, he hugged Shi Wen tightly.

Sikewell looked up at their clasped hands and laughed, "You two are so sweet together. It makes me miss my wife too. Here, I need to go back and hug my wife."

Shi Wen waved and laughed, "Go quickly, go quickly!"

Sikewell mounted his horse.

Yan Kexing led the horse, bent down and Shi Wen.

Sikewell turned around and saw the kiss. He smiled, spurred his horse, and rode away.

Chapter 96

After Shi Wen returned, he slept soundly for several days before he finally recovered.

Having been away from home for so long, Shi Wen's free.

He drove the cattle and sheep out to graze in broad daylight. While the cattle and sheep grazed, he found a patch of grass to lie down and watch the sky, the clouds, and the trees.

I often Shi Wen whenever I find a place to lie down, the two little tigers like to come up and snuggle up to me, one on the left and one on the right, and they all curl up together and take a nap.

He could reach out and touch the tiger's head.

Unfortunately, the two tigers grew bigger and bigger, and their fur became coarser and stiffer, so they didn't feel as good to touch.

Shi Wen likes to rub his belly, pinch his tail, and touch his testicles. He'll touch him and then run away, lest the tiger get annoyed and lash out with its tail.

There are too many furry creatures at home. Shi Wen if I anger a tiger, I'll try touching something else. The baby camel and brown ox are also the perfect animals to pet right now.

You can pick up any of the little ones and pet them; they won't resist.

If all else fails, there are six enthusiastic dogs and a domineering cat at home that you can cuddle with as much as you want.

Shi Wen lay on the grass, embracing two tigers on either side, and slept soundly until his body was limp. Then, yawning, he got up and led the two tigers home.

In the distance, the dogs were already herding the pigs, cattle, and sheep back home.

The livestock didn't walk fast, and neither did the dogs.

In particular, a large flock of snow-white sheep moving slowly across the green grass resembles a vast white cloud drifting gently across the blue sky, making it difficult to distinguish between the sky and the ground when viewed from afar.

Everything on the ranch was well-organized, requiring little attention from Shi Wen.

On his way back, he also herded the Bress chickens grazing on the grass and the geese roaming by the ditch back with him.

The Bress chickens and geese have now developed the habit of returning to their coop at dark, but they are not very self-disciplined yet and occasionally need to be herded.

Especially geese.

Shi Wen they've incubated several batches of goose eggs, and now there are over three hundred geese of all sizes, all mixed together.

The geese are used to being undisciplined and not very well-behaved.

However, Shi Wen the geese have all had their feathers clipped and are wearing tracking rings, there's no need to worry about them flying out of the pasture; it's perfectly fine for them to be a little roaming around.

Shi Wen returned to the main courtyard, the sun had already sunk behind the mountains, leaving only a large expanse of evening glow in the sky.

Yan Kexing's figure appeared outside the main courtyard as the evening glow set in.

Shi Wen vigorously and jogged over. "You just happened to be back. What are you carrying? An appliance? Why is it so big?"

Yan Kexing: "Seafood! I haven't had seafood in a long time. I brought it back for you guys to try."

It's really hard to find seafood on the grasslands. Shi Wen looked at the large white styrofoam box he was holding with great interest. "What kind of seafood?"

Yan Kexing: "Blue crabs and oysters."

The two returned to the kitchen, Yan Kexing opened the first large styrofoam box, revealing ice packs and blue crabs underneath.

This blue crab is huge, bigger than Shi Wen's face. Its claws are tied up, but it's blowing bubbles from its mouth, so it seems quite energetic.

Shi Wen picked up the blue crabs one by one. "One, two, three, four, five, you bought five blue crabs weighing one or two pounds each?"

Yan Kexing: "Let everyone have a taste later."

This "everyone" naturally refers to the little ones in the family.

Shi Wen about how much the little ones eat, I suddenly realized that five blue crabs weren't so many after all.

Besides the blue crabs, the next large box contains oysters that are bigger than the palm of your hand.

The oysters were still alive even though ice packs were placed inside them.

The aroma of fresh oysters wafted through the Shi Wen, instantly making my mouth water.

The little ones in their family are all incredibly clever; after smelling the distinctive aroma of seafood, they squatted at the kitchen door and refused to leave.

Yan Kexing rolled up his sleeves and started cooking, with Shi Wen helping him out.

They live inland, and I've heard that locals raise seafood in saltwater lakes, but Shi Wen never bought any.