Mr. Morsan received a message from his wife, saying that a distinguished guest was coming to the door and asked him to come back. I looked at the time and saw that there was still half an hour before I got off work, but after thinking about it I decided to go home early. I just didn’t know who the distinguished guest was. Maybe it was my wife’s brother who came to visit relatives and asked me to help them in some way. .
As the administrative director of Bailu Town, Mr. Morsan naturally has the right to leave early. He usually likes to bring a few of his colleagues to the old pub for a drink after get off work before going home. This way he can get closer to his colleagues and everyone can take care of each other on official matters in the future. Second, you can learn the basic situation of the town office through the mouths of your colleagues. For example, today the mayor, Robert Baron, took an approval slip to the finance department to reimburse something, but was rejected by the finance director, etc.
After leaving the gate of the town hall, Mr. Morsan drove a town hall public carriage home as usual. He greeted the coachman in charge and asked him to drive the carriage back to the big red brick house after dinner. Go to the town hall.
Along the way, people kept saying hello to Mr. Morsan, and some people took off their hats and saluted. Mr. Morsan also nodded his greetings cordially, and some of the familiar ones even joked loudly. This is also where Mr. Morsan is very proud. He has high prestige and good popularity among the residents of Bailu Town. Basically, when something happens in the neighborhood, everyone's first thought is to find Mr. Morsan and see what he says and just do it.
When he was about to get home, Morsang was surprised to find a large group of people gathered in front of his house, as if they were watching some excitement.
After Mr. Morsant parked the carriage and squeezed into the crowd, he discovered that the crowd was watching his second son. At this moment, Claude was transforming into a butcher, holding a sharp knife and cutting meat to a big head under the guidance of a few onlookers. Wild boar disembowels
With the crowd around him, Claude couldn't use his magic hands to break down and slaughter the big wild boar that weighed more than 300 kilograms. He could only do it himself, using a sharp knife to separate the skin and flesh of the big wild boar with difficulty. surgery. Coupled with the heckling of the irresponsible busybodies nearby, the entire wild boar's fur was cut into pieces as big as a palm.
Although wild boar skin is the least valuable, it is really rare for a whole wild boar skin to be ruined into such fragments. This is no longer called skinning, but is called partial cutting. No wonder the onlookers nearby were cheering so enthusiastically.
Claude wanted to curse a few times, "You can do it, you can do it, you are all talkers but no hands," and he didn't even think about how much rosin and mud was stained on the fur of such a big wild boar, and it was all hardened into hard lumps as big as a palm. Okay, did you really think it was that easy to peel off
Mr. Morsant entered the circle, looked at the wild boar, and asked: "Claude, you hunted this."
Claude nodded: "Yes, father, you are back."
"You were lucky today. You finally hunted a big guy. It's much better than when you brought home a rabbit and pheasant before. It's an improvement." Mr. Molsang praised reservedly: "By the way, the guest your mother mentioned is Who, isn’t this guy?”
As he spoke, Mr. Morsan pointed at the big wild boar on the ground. He thought his words were humorous and laughed with pleasure.
Claude thought it was okay. Madam Maria and Butler Lutheran were enjoying their mother's hospitality in the room. The carriage driver Wayne was bleeding and was not here to watch Claude slaughter and decompose the wild boar. Otherwise, if what his father said reached the ears of Mrs. Maria, his father would suffer a lot. That's a lady that even Sir Fox wouldn't dare to refuse.
Claude pointed to the carriage parked next to him with a serious expression and motioned for his father to take a look.
Mr. Morsant was not an ignorant guy like Claude who only knew six things about noble badges. When he saw the rose pattern on the outer wall of the ordinary carriage carriage and the surrounding crown-shaped thorn pattern, He was stunned for a moment, his expression immediately became solemn, and he carefully arranged his clothes with his hands, looked up and down to make sure that there was nothing wrong with him, and then walked towards the house.
When Claude saw Lady Maria's carriage on the mountain road for the first time and was invited to the forest farm, he did notice the silver rose badge on the wall of the carriage. He only knew that Lady Maria was a noble, but he didn't notice it. The crown next to the rose pattern