Da Lang was also impulsive. Although he knew Qin Yao wouldn't go back on her word, he waited at the village entrance early the next day.
Seeing Qin Yao drive the carriage with Da Lang, Jinbao, and five children from the family, he immediately called out and hurriedly followed behind with his own carriage.
He also brought some fresh fruits to deliver to several restaurants in the county, trying to accomplish more tasks whenever possible, especially with Qin Yao accompanying him, ensuring safety on the road.
Previously, Qin Yao had only escorted the children to Lower River Village and hadn't encountered other villagers begging along the way.
Today, personally taking the children to Jinshi Town, she saw two or three groups of people along the way.
They dressed similarly to the nearby villagers, but each had a patchwork bag slung over their body, which was a necessary tool for begging. Anyone with experience could tell what they were doing.
