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Erbao and Sanbao pulled at Ran He's clothes, their two pairs of big, clear eyes sparkling with anticipation.

The little hand tightly grasped the corner of her clothes, as if afraid that this tiny wish would be blown away by the wind.

"Mom, can you bring us some candy?"

There was a hint of timid pleading in the words, mixed with sweet fantasies.

They mentioned Yaozu and Yaozhu. The two neighborhood kids showed off the sugar figures they had held in their mouths a few days ago. The colorful figures were as tempting as their childhood dreams.

Sanbao was afraid that his mother might be unhappy, so he quickly added, "We three only need one, and we can share it together."

His tone was full of understanding and humility, and two shallow dimples appeared on his little face.

Ran He's eyes were as gentle as spring water, gently caressing the children's soft hair.

The delicate touch is like touching the most precious treasure in the world.

"Just tell me what you want to eat. I will try my best to make our lives better."

Her voice was warm and firm, like the gentlest spring breeze, blowing away the last trace of worry in the children's hearts.

"Great!"

Sanbao's face turned red with excitement and his little hands were waving in the air.

The little body seemed to be surrounded by bubbles of happiness, and was so happy that it almost flew.

Just as the family was full of anticipation and preparing to embark on a journey, Erxi stood outside the door holding a small wooden box, his eyes sparkling with excitement.

His trousers were rolled up to his knees, and specks of mud on them betrayed the adventure he had just been through.

The little face has a healthy blush from running, making it look particularly cute.

"Aunt, I went to the creek behind the mountain this morning to dig up some fresh earthworms. Mom asked me to bring them over. Thank you for your help to our family during this period."

Erxi's words were full of sincerity and gratitude, and his small body hid a grateful heart.

His mother, a worldly-wise yet kind-hearted woman, taught him what it means to "repay a drop of kindness with a spring of water."

Ran He's heart was deeply touched by this pure friendship, and his hands trembled slightly as he took the big wooden box.

She knew that what was contained in it was not only earthworms, but also the heavy affection of Erxi's family.

"Erxi is really sensible. Auntie is thinking of using these earthworms to raise chickens. You are such a thoughtful child. Thank you."

Ran He's words were full of love and relief.

When Erxi heard the compliment, he scratched his head embarrassedly, and a cute blush appeared on his little face.

Although he is often praised by his mother, he is less recognized by his aunt.

It means a lot to him, and he feels a sense of pride.

"If you like it, I'll go dig it for you often in the future."

He made the promise, his voice full of childish sincerity and enthusiasm.

Afterwards, Ran He reminded Erxi and the other children to be careful when playing, especially emphasizing that they should stay away from the dangerous riverside.

Erxi led a few little ones away with laughter.

After Ran He properly placed the earthworms, he put on the big backpack that seemed to carry the hopes of his entire family and started towards the town.

The journey to the town is not short, and it takes half an hour to walk one way.

The three rare ox carts in the village became the first choice for the villagers to save energy.

If you choose to share a car, each person only needs to pay five cents, while the cost of using one car alone is as high as fifty cents.

Today, Ran He seemed to have missed good luck, and when she arrived.

The ox cart was already full of people, and even the gaps were filled with villagers eager to travel.

For children, they may be able to squeeze in, but for adults, such space is undoubtedly a luxury.

Not to mention, there was unspeakable awkwardness between Ran He and some of the passengers on the bus.

Wu Yue and her mother were among them, as well as those villagers who were usually not on good terms with her.

They have a high opinion of themselves and naturally don't want to share this moment of the journey with Ran He.

In particular, Wu's mother planned to go to the town to purchase meat in order to maintain her family's status and respect in Wujia Village.

She is very proud of the achievements of her children Yu'er and daughter. The former can bring back two taels of silver every month, and the latter is about to marry into a wealthy family and has a bright future.

Mother Wu was eager to show her happiness to everyone, fearing that others didn't know how comfortable her life was.

As for those villagers who were unable to taste Ran He's rabbit meat, they felt somewhat sad.

They thought that Ran He deliberately invited the people who helped her move to eat rabbit meat as a way of showing off, or as a silent rebuke to those who did not lend a helping hand.

Even though their hearts were in turmoil, when they really faced Ran He, they couldn't help but snort coldly, as if this could cover up the jealousy and dissatisfaction in their hearts.

"Hey, Ran He, I'm so sorry. Look at this car, it's full. There's no room left for you. Are you going to town? Oh, are you short of money and planning to sell the little food left at home to make ends meet?"

There was a subtle hint of sarcasm in Wu's mother's words, and the sound was particularly harsh in the early morning air.

This time, because of Ran He, her family lost hundreds of kilograms of food in vain. In addition to feeling heartbroken, she also felt an indescribable resentment.

Now seeing that Ran He seemed to be in trouble and even had trouble getting enough food and clothing, the dissatisfaction in her heart was unexpectedly relieved a little, and she even had a faint sense of pleasure of revenge.

Ran He lightly put down the backpack on his shoulder, and the bamboo container was empty.

Not to mention food, not even a leaf could be found.

This trip to the town was not to sell the little remaining food at home, so what was her destination?

Although the onlookers were confused, they were too lazy to delve into it. After all, everyone had their own troubles to deal with.

"Just take your time here, we'll leave first."

A cold smile appeared on Wu's mother's lips, with a hint of disdain in her eyes.

In his opinion, even if Ran He has parted ways with the family, what kind of waves can he make?

Without the protection of the Wu family, how could anyone in the village treat her well?

What awaits her is only endless isolation and rejection.

Faced with these sarcasms, Ran He just smiled slightly. There was no anger or submission in that smile, but more of a detachment and indifference.

Then she turned around and walked towards the old man who was leisurely smoking his pipe nearby.

"Old man, does your ox cart still carry passengers? If possible, I would like to charter the entire trip by myself!"

Her words were firm and decisive, shocking everyone around her.

The old man's pipe almost slipped out of his hand. He opened his eyes wide with surprise, as if he was looking at a sudden miracle.

A young girl actually wants to rent an entire ox cart by herself?