The weather was beautiful and sunny with new leaves growing out of the two willow trees. Although the shoots were still tiny, they were extremely attractive and would occasionally sway along with the breeze. As Su Tao examined the wall, he saw that the ground soil near the wall had been touched. It was tidied into a two and a half meter-width and five to six meter-long field with four rows. There were also two water buckets placed near the door with nails hammered into the wall.

Noticing those details, Su Tao asked, “You intend to grow crops in the courtyard?”

Nodding his head, Sire Shui smiled. “It’s just something meant to kill time.”

Pursing his lips, Su Tao shook his head with a smile and did not continue his words.

Seeing Su Tao’s reaction, Sire Shui was perplexed, before he said, “Speak anything you have in mind. Don’t ruin the mood!”

“Then, I’ll say it, but please don’t hold it against me!” Su Tao first gave a vaccine.

Waving his hand, Sire Shui smiled. “Am I such a petty person? Just speak your mind, I promise that I won’t hold it against you!”

Thus, Su Tao said “I just recalled a joke that during a conversation...