"No need," Su Hua said, gesturing with her hand.

He nodded his chin toward the outside of the courtyard and said, "There's a child on the ground at the gate. Give him a portion of food and some pork bone soup too. If anyone comes to the restaurant in the future who is really hungry, you can give them some clean food."

Wang Ergou looked in the direction she pointed and saw a little boy who looked about five or six years old.

The little boy was wearing loose-fitting clothes. His face was dark and thin, making his large, protruding eyes stand out. When the boy looked at him, he immediately lowered his head timidly.

"Young lady, you are truly kind-hearted." Wang Ergou quickly replied, "I'll go get it for him right away."

Su Hua shook her head. In her past life, she had also rummaged through garbage dumps for food and knew how unbearable it was to not have enough to eat. Now, she was just helping others when she had the ability, which could not be considered a kind act.

Outside the restaurant's courtyard gate.

Wang Ergou strode out carrying the food. The child on the ground, who was licking the barbecue skewers, hurriedly took two steps back, his small body trembling even under his loose clothes. Beside him, there was a tattered basket filled with a lot of garbage, mostly bamboo tubes and wooden skewers used by customers. Many of them were covered in dirt and were completely unusable for eating.

At this moment, Wang Ergou finally understood why Su Hua, who was never kind-hearted, was so kind to this little beggar.

He smiled and handed the food forward, pointing towards the restaurant's main hall. "Kid, don't be afraid. This is food from our boss. Take it and eat."

The little beggar licked his lips, his big eyes brightening, "For...for me?"

He subconsciously glanced in the direction the man was pointing, but only saw a bright red figure from behind.