The weather in midsummer really changes just like that; at noon it was a clear sky, but after a meal at home, it suddenly became overcast.
Jiang Hu, who was originally giving Tie Dan a bath, put the child down casually: "Er Nian, come watch over Tie Dan. Da Wa, come with me to gather the sorghum!"
As soon as he finished speaking, Jiang Hu was already in the yard. With one hand, he pulled up the oilcloth, yanked it with force, and brought the sorghum ears together, then did the same on the other side.
Da Wa practically ran into the oilcloth and, without a second thought, picked up a large bunch of sorghum ears and rushed under the eaves.
Er Niang, who was washing dishes, also came out, wiped her hands on her clothes, and began to move the sorghum ears under the eaves.
Er Nian was dozing off and got a startle from her dad's voice. She then saw Tie Dan sitting alone in the washbasin, and noticed the once sunny weather had turned gloomy.
