She packed a suitcase and prepared a travel-sized leather bag, an LV monogrammed one. As a capitalist's daughter, she had already bought quite a few foreign luxury brands.

Unable to carry the rest of her luggage, Ruan Yunxi opted to mail a parcel.

After all, she would be living in the family compound for many years to come, and she had so many supplies stored in her space that she had to use them.

She herself didn't want to mention taking so many boat trips, so she could only have it mailed.

When the time comes, there will be seven or eight bags of various sizes. Who knows what's inside them?

Anyway, Ruan Yunxi wouldn't wrong herself.

She emptied the mansion; she hadn't been back for over ten years, and things would get old and worn if left out, so it was better to store them away.

She discovered that space is a bottomless pit; no matter how much stuff you put in it, it can all fit.

Such a useful space, only a fool wouldn't use it.

When Granny Hua saw Ruan Yunxi off, she looked at the empty mansion and said nothing, knowing that her young lady had her own plans.

Granny Hua prepared some food: "The food on the ship may not suit Miss's taste. I bought these butterfly cookies early this morning. Have some if you're hungry."

Ruan Yunxi hugged Granny Hua and said, "Take care of yourself."

Granny Hua's eyes were slightly red as she nodded, "I'll wait for Miss to return at the mansion!"

Ruan Yunxi nodded.

As the ship was about to depart, I waved goodbye to Granny Hua and went to get my ticket checked.

The ticket inspector, upon seeing the letter of introduction and household registration book that Ruan Yunxi produced, knew she was a capitalist's daughter. He glanced at her fair, jade-like skin and beautiful features, his eyes filled with a hint of contempt.

They probably never expected that this capitalist's daughter would still be entitled to sit in first class at this time.

If she hadn't gone to accompany the army, and hadn't married a military officer, given her status, she would have been stuck in a cowshed no matter what.

Sensing the other party's disdain, Ruan Yunxi's beautiful eyes widened, her gaze sharpening: "Is there a problem?"

The staff member noticed her displeasure, scoffed inwardly, and thought, "What's so great about someone who changed their social status by getting married?" He then said dryly, "Welcome aboard this passenger ship."

Ruan Yunxi withdrew her cold gaze, picked up her luggage, and carried her canvas bag onto the passenger ship.

Granny Hua shouted from the shore, "Miss Yunxi, take care!"

Ruan Yunxi turned around and waved to Granny Hua, who looked worried about her, signaling Granny Hua to go back and wait for her call.

At this time, there were many people at the dock, either rushing to board the passenger ship or delivering messages.

Ruan Yunxi boarded the passenger ship, put her suitcase in her cabin, looked at the cabin which was smaller than her bathroom, and reluctantly accepted it. After all, she was no longer a capitalist's daughter and could travel like an ordinary person.

Some privileges cannot be bought with money.

Ruan Yunxi also knew that since she had decided to stay, she should rein in her capitalist daughter's behavior.

Just like today, she wasn't wearing a cheongsam or a little dress, but rather a simple outfit: a white shirt with a crisp collar, and a blue tie.

She wore a white plaid skirt, an A-line style with a wide hem for easy walking.

She was wearing a pair of white Warrior sneakers.

Ruan Yunxi bought fifty pairs of these white sneakers from the store. Besides white sneakers, there were also canvas shoes in other colors.