The next day, I went out early in the morning, mainly to find my uncle. My uncle loved to talk and talked about everything he knew. Sometimes it was an advantage to visit.
My small supermarket opens very early, so I pretended to buy some milk and bread for myself and my sister-in-law to eat in the morning. My uncle packed the bags for me and said with a smile: "City people are just different from us. We have breakfast in the morning."
It might be too dry to eat, but you should get used to drinking it diluted."
I twitched the corner of my mouth and said, "The main reason is that there is smoke when cooking in the house, and I'm afraid that Tianci will choke."
The uncle then let out a long sigh: "That child will enjoy the blessings of old age after joining Dr. Lin. In the future, he will be a city dweller once his household registration is settled. Who would have thought that he would be a coffin boy."
Seeing that I was going too far, I quickly cut to the point: "Hey, my sister-in-law doesn't care about this. Hey, uncle, where can I buy a dog here? I'm thinking about the health center. When I leave, my sister-in-law will be there by herself.
I'm afraid she will be scared. Where can I get a dog for my sister-in-law to tie up in the yard to strengthen her courage and prevent thieves?"
"Oh, you want to get a dog, then I'll ask you tomorrow whose dog has given birth to puppies, won't it be over if I help Dr. Lin get one?"
I twitched my lips and said, "Thank you, uncle. In fact, I really want to raise one, but I'm afraid that I will raise it to death. I used to raise a dog, but then it died and became the back of my family. What do you think of our village?"
If a dog gets sick and dies of old age, it can be killed directly, and there will still be a place to bury it."
"Dogs are not human beings. When they die, they usually die. But don't tell me, there are really deep feelings. When the dogs of Lao Yu's family die, they are buried in the same place, right behind their house.
On the slope, Lao Wu was in front of me some time ago. The dog he had raised for more than ten years died and was buried there. He said that there were many dogs and they could be companions. Do you think it was quite funny? They were treated like animals.
Everyone has caught up."
I knew it in my heart, so I agreed twice, paid the money, and left. The purpose of looking for my uncle was to find out where I could get a dead dog. Not only did my uncle tell me where to find it, he also revealed that he had just buried it some time ago.
One is enough for me to use.
After returning to the health center, I first brought the food to my sister-in-law into the house, then found the medical masks that my sister-in-law had put in the drawer, took three at a time, and put the gloves on, and then walked out of the yard from the yard.
A sack was turned inside out. Hold it in your hand and hold it with a small shovel.
"Qiaoqiao! Where are you going so early in the morning?"
I looked back at my sister-in-law and said, "Oh, I'm going to exercise!" After that, I strode out.
I didn't catch what my sister-in-law said after that, so I thought I'd better explain it to her in detail when I got back, otherwise I'm afraid she wouldn't let me go. After all, talking about it is like digging a grave.
In fact, it is said that livestock have no souls after death, because they themselves suffered from karma and the five evils and ten evils in the previous life and were reincarnated as livestock that were subjected to human and fish meat, either hard labor, starvation, killing, and eating each other alive.
, the suffering is endless, so after death there is no soul and soul, and those with clear karma will enter the next realm, while those with serious sins will continue to suffer reincarnation in this realm, which is quite miserable to say the least.
When I walked around the small slope behind Lao Yu's house, I looked up and saw that there were indeed many small earthen bags. They were not as big as human graves, and were not much bigger than two hands put together. But there were such
The treatment is pretty good, which at least shows that the owner is quite particular.
I looked around for a new earth-colored one. If it had been buried a long time ago, there would be nothing left after digging it up. I had to find one that was not completely rotten. Although it was disgusting to think about it, for the sake of the corpse
Being angry can be considered a helpless act.
I don’t know if it’s right. After searching for a while, I saw a newly raised soil bag. The soil has not changed color yet. I tried it with a shovel and it was not very hard. I don’t know if this is my uncle.
The old Wu family’s dog that I mentioned died and was buried here a few days ago. If there is still skin and flesh left, I would really have to burn incense.
I put on a mask to avoid making myself vomit if I dug out the smell, then put on gloves, and then I squatted there and started shoveling. As I was shoveling vigorously, I heard an 'Ah!!' sound coming from behind me.
I screamed, and I was startled. When I turned around, I saw a woman in her forties holding a sack and a shovel looking at me with a horrified look on her face: "Are you a human or a ghost!!"
This was the first time someone said this to me. I pulled the mask off my face and said, "Of course it's broad daylight."
She looked at me with some doubts, but still held up the shovel: "Then why are you digging this? There are cats and dogs that died of old age and illness buried inside! This is not a human grave! There is nothing valuable in it!!"
Emotions treat me like a grave robber. Thinking about it, I stood up and looked at her: "I'm either looking for something valuable, or... I had a beloved pet buried here, and I want to give it to it."
After finding a place of peace, I'm thinking of moving it to a grave."
"Move the grave?" The woman frowned and looked at me carefully: "Aren't you the niece of Lincun doctor, that young female gentleman?"
Oh, you know me?!
This was easy to handle. I looked at her and smiled: "Yes, yes, it's me. Well, now you don't doubt that I'm a bad person."
The woman's brows were still frowning, but she put down the shovel and glanced at me: "You dug in the wrong place. That's the dog I buried that died of illness at home, not your pet."
"From your family?" I raised my eyebrows, "Are you from the Yu family?"
Oops, there is really no way to find her. I was just looking for her, and she came to the door on her own. If I had known better, there would be no need for me to lie.
The woman was stunned for a moment, probably because she didn't expect that I would know her, and then nodded: "Yes, my family's surname is Yu. In fact, this place belongs to my family, but the cats and dogs that the folks have deep feelings for have died.
I don’t have any objection to the burial, and I don’t care if you are relocating graves or not. Anyway, you can’t dig up randomly and dig out other people’s houses.”
I glanced at the sack next to her. There should be a newly dead one in it. The new dead one was matched with the one I was digging in the soil. They were almost alive. Thinking about it, I walked directly to her.
In front of me, he said: "Last night, more than a dozen of your dogs chased me away for an hour. Did you know?"
She was startled: "I have more than ten dogs chasing you? How is that possible? My dogs are all kept in cages."
I looked at her and slowly opened my mouth: "There must be someone with a very high IQ, like a human being, who can't be locked up no matter what..."
To be honest, I don't want to be weird but I just can't control it.
The woman looked at me warily: "What do you mean?"
I took a deep breath and said, "It's not interesting, auntie. You also know that I am a husband. You also know what is going on with your dog. I only send you these eight words. If you don't stop, you will leave trouble in the future." (To be continued.)