She originally thought that Qin Yao was not that vulgar, but she didn't expect that she would also be greedy for such a small advantage.

Qin Yao didn't care what Miss Ding thought. She just thought that the blank spaces on the paper could be cut out and used as a notebook.

He nodded and asked if she could give him the scrap paper, "I can catch two birds for the young lady to play with."

"Really?" Miss Ding asked excitedly, "Is it a live bird?"

Seeing Qin Yao nodding confidently, she suddenly felt that Qin Yao was not so tacky. At least she was exchanging with her, not trying to take advantage of her.

Catching birds was too easy for Qin Yao. During the day, while Miss Ding was taking a nap, she went to the mountain where she had cut down trees before and caught two sparrows.

Cao'er hurriedly went to find a birdcage, put the two sparrows in it, and happily brought it to Miss Ding.

"You really caught it!" The little girl was very happy and waved her hand, "Aunt Qiao, all the waste paper in my room this month is for Madam Qin!"

"Oh, if you can catch me another squirrel, I'll give you the enlightenment illustration book that you've read so many times before!"

Qin Yao raised her eyebrows. Is there such a good thing?

He confirmed with a smile: "Miss, you want a squirrel, right?"

Miss Ding didn't care about her image and nodded vigorously.

So Qin Yao went to the mountains again, caught a gray squirrel with a trap, and exchanged it for a copy of the "Enlightenment Picture Book".

She wanted to change to another book, so she asked Miss Ding if there was anything else she wanted.

Unfortunately, Miss Ding thought that she had enough with the squirrel and the bird, but she allowed Qin Yao to read any books on her bookshelf.

Qin Yao smiled faintly, this is not bad.