Mu Yuanxiu carried the fish and followed along.
But he was stopped by Li Xing'an, the third brother, "Brother Mu, I don't remember the way to the village chief's house. Can you walk me there? I'm going to return the wheelbarrow."
Mu Yuanxiu glanced at him, frowned slightly, and said, "Follow me."
"Thanks a lot." Li Xing'an chuckled.
Mu Yuanxiu handed the two large carp he had to Second Lady Li, "Aunt, one for your family, and take the other to the elder aunt's house." He then gave his fishing rod to one of Second Lady Liu's children, "Jinbao, help keep an eye on my fishing rod."
"Don't worry, Yuanxiu." The child took the fishing rod and went home.
"You always bring something back every time you come down from the mountain. There was so much leopard meat, and we haven't even finished it yet. Why bring fish again?" Second Lady Liu said, feeling embarrassed.
Liu the bricklayer also said, "Yes, you should keep it for yourself."
