New Year's Eve is coming in a blink of an eye.

On the last day of the year, there is a little sadness in the joy.

Since the age of seven, Su Haoyi has been having a very lively New Year's Eve every year.

Dozens of people in Chuyao Restaurant make dumplings and roll dumplings together to stay up to the New Year, singing and laughing until dawn. It is more lively than ordinary people during the New Year, because there are not so many rules to control it.

This is a day when there are few guests in the year, and girls don’t have to be deliberately flattered or even dress up carefully.

The more women in ordinary families go to the festival, the more they need to dress up, while the girls in Chuyao Pavilion do the opposite.

Because most guests stay at home for their family during the New Year holidays, they often get idle. Whenever this time, most girls choose to face the sky without looking for anything else, just to be fresh.

There are even many people who are sleeping shoes and have loose hair, and their clothes are not easy to wear, so they are only covered with their shoulders.

It was still late in the morning, and after breakfast, people started having fun and had fun.

The New Year’s Eve dinner is started as the sun sets. The rule of Chuyao Restaurant is that everyone should prepare a specialty dish. Therefore, the dishes on the table are extremely rich every year because the girls come from different places.

After the New Year's Eve dinner, many people went outside to set off fireworks. Aunt Caier stuffed a heavy red envelope into Su Haoyi's hand, touched her head and said, "I'm seventeen years old after this year. When I first arrived, I was as tall as the table, and it became bigger in a flash."

Su Haoyi hugged Aunt Cai'er's waist. She remembered the incidents when she was a child very clearly, especially when she first came to Chu Yaoguan, which was really vivid in her mind.

At first, she followed Aunt Cai'er like a little tail, and later she gradually became able to stand alone, but no matter what, in front of Aunt Cai'er, she will always be a child.

"Mom, have you kept the dumplings?" Su asked kindly.

"I've kept it, I've kept a big bowl full!" Aunt Cai'er said.

Every New Year's Eve, after everyone had eaten dumplings, Aunt Cai would leave a large bowl alone and put it in the pot to warm it.

Su Haoyi knew that this bowl of dumplings was left by Aunt Cai'er for her uncle. It has been ten years since he had never come back.

Aunt Cai'er has been waiting for him, but she has never deliberately sought it. She knew that if he wanted to come, she would definitely come, and if she didn't want to come, she wouldn't have to look for it.

"Mom, I won't go back to my house to sleep tonight, so I'll stay with you for the New Year." Su Haoyi held Aunt Cai'er's waist and refused to let go.

"How old are you, and you still love acting so cute?" Although Aunt Cai'er said that, she also liked it in her heart: "Then put the quilt under your feet more, and it will be cold in the middle of the night."

After the lunch break, some people couldn't stand it and went to bed, some were not sleepy, so they were playing Go and Paijiu downstairs, and even some people drank and saw the rock-scissors.

Su Haoyi looked around and told the people who were watching the night to be careful of the lights.

He extinguished the carbon in his house, added some more charcoal to the smoked cage in Aunt Cai'er's house, and asked again: "Are you thirsty, mom? I'll pour you a bowl of tea."

"I'm not thirsty, don't be busy." Aunt Cai'er had already gone to bed: "Close the door and go to bed. It's not open until the fifth day of the New Year. I've been taking a good rest these days."

Su Haoyi stood beside the bed, took off her clothes, and crawled into the quilt with a smile.

My mother and mother were not sleepy and talked about the past.

Later, Aunt Cai'er heard the chickens crowing outside and said, "Let's sleep for a while, otherwise she won't be able to stand it during the day."

Su Haoyi couldn't help but yawn, and said something vaguely, and then fell asleep as he tilted his head.

Aunt Cai'er's house is a portrait of Guanyin. On New Year's Eve, the eternal light in front of the Buddha statue is not turned off all night and shines through the bed tent, with a bit of darkness and blur.

Aunt Cai'er turned her face inward, and when she saw Su Haoyi's charming sleeping face, she couldn't help feeling regretful.

Such a good look and such a good temperament, if he was born in a wealthy family, he would have already had a good match with three media and six recruits to marry him.

It’s just because I’m fostering here, I can only dress up as a man, but I can’t keep doing this anyway.

Aunt Cai'er originally planned to sell Chuyaoguan in the past two years and take Su Haoyi to leave the country.

But Su Haoyi has always been reluctant to leave the capital, and it is not possible to get out of here overnight.

What's more, who can guarantee that everything will be successful after leaving the country?

"Bodhisattva, please give me a clear path!" Aunt Caier prayed silently: "Let this child have a good home, don't be like me."

Su Haoyi slept very heavily and didn't even have a dream. She didn't hear her adoptive mother's prayer for the gods and Buddhas, and she slept like a quiet snowflake.

From the first to the fifth day of the lunar month, there is nothing but New Year's greetings. It will be open on the sixth day of the lunar month, and there are not many guests.

People in Tiandu have to visit relatives and friends for New Year’s tea in the first lunar month. Relatives are too busy to socialize with each other, so they don’t have to worry about going to the music hall to have fun.

Most of the guests who come here live in the capital and their families have not followed him.

On the seventh day of the lunar month, Tianjixing came. The girls in Chuyao Pavilion were bored. They surrounded him with a huh, and kept handing him red envelopes.

He pulled him and asked him to put on new makeup.

Su Haoyi couldn't bear to ruin everyone's interest, so he played with Ji Xing with everyone, and the two of them didn't say a few words alone.

Ji Xing asked Su Haoyi before leaving: "Let's go out together on the Lantern Festival? I can come out that day."

"I can accompany you during the day," Su said kindly: "I have agreed to the young master of Lantai to accompany him tonight."

"What's so fun during the day?" Ji Xing pouted: "You have always been with me, how can you go with others this year?"

"It's not because I owe people too many favors," Su Haoyi reached out and pinched Jixing's face: "You know, I'm most afraid of owe people."

"I know," Ji Xing said reluctantly: "If it weren't for Brother Qi, you wouldn't have come out of the Bai Yawei prison so quickly. Although the truth was revealed later, it wouldn't be good if you were punished in the middle. I understand all these principles, but I just feel uncomfortable."

Su Hao thought that he was so heartbroken. Although she and Ji Xing were the same age, she always felt that he was younger than him.

The two have known each other for ten years, but in Su Haoyi's heart, Jixing will always be the child who was lost on the Lantern Festival.

Back then, he stood by the river of spring sorrow with tears on his face, holding a lantern in his hand, trembling with coldness.

Su Haoyi took him to drink mutton soup, and then took him back to Chuyao Pavilion.

From then on, the lucky star of Shangyuan Ye must be with Su Haoyi every year.

"Let's do this, I can't tell the young master Lantai rashly, but we will definitely go to Hongmeng Street by the time, would we meet you by chance there?" Su Haoyi said to Ji Xing: "It was still the time of previous years."
Chapter completed!