A sumptuous meal was then prepared for her, and Li Baobei enjoyed it immensely.

It was almost sunset when they finished eating, and the Prime Minister and his wife told her to stay at their home.

However, she did not ask Lord He for leave. If he found out she was not there, would he think something had happened to her? So she planned to go back.

He then bid farewell to his parents and left.

She was walking along when she suddenly remembered what Lord He had said about the city being a bit chaotic lately and that she shouldn't go out at night, and she started to feel a little scared.

They walked faster and faster.

As she passed an intersection, she saw a little girl squatting by the roadside crying. She looked about four or five years old and looked pitiful.

She wanted to leave, but felt reluctant to.

Harmful!!!

She glanced at the sky; it was still bright, so a slight delay shouldn't be a problem.

"Little girl, what are you doing here?" he asked with concern as he went over.

"I sneaked out to play, but I can't find my way home. Brother, can you take me back? Waaah..." The little girl cried even louder after saying that.

When Li Baobei heard the little girl call him "brother," he felt a little strange, but when he realized he was dressed in boys' clothes, he understood.

"Do you remember where you live?" Li Baobei asked again.

"My home is in an alley, I think it's called Huai Liu Alley!" the little girl said, her eyes brimming with tears as she looked at Li Baobei.

"Sigh! I don't even know where Huai Liu Lane is!" she cried out in her heart in frustration.

Suddenly, a middle-aged woman in a hurry appeared on the road.

Li Baobei stepped forward and asked, "Excuse me, do you know where Huai Liu Lane is?"

The older woman glanced at Li Baobei and thought to herself in surprise: How can this boy be more beautiful than a girl? This is the first time I've ever seen such a thing. It's truly an eye-opener.

"Go straight to the end of Huai Liu Lane, then turn the corner and you'll be there," the old lady pointed in the direction of the road.

He added, "Young master, you're so handsome, you should go home soon! Things aren't going well in the city lately," and then hurried away.

She turned around and walked to the little girl, saying, "I'll take you home."

She then took the little girl's hand and started walking in the direction the old woman pointed. She walked very fast, but when she realized the little girl was walking too slowly, she squatted down and carried her on her back.

After walking for more than 30 minutes, we finally saw the alley with the Huai Liu Lane sign.