Qian Li shook her head with amusement, then looked up at Lin Ruo and asked, "Are you going out to walk the dog?"

Lin Ruo held Ah Shou and Ah Fu's leashes to keep them from getting too close to the boy. "Well, we should also go to the supermarket to buy some things."

"The supermarket across from our neighborhood is pretty good; the prices are reasonable, and they have a wide variety of items," Qian Li suggested when she heard Lin Ruo was going shopping.

"Thank you." Lin Ruo neither rejected nor enthusiastically accepted Qian Li's kindness.

As they were talking, the elevator quickly arrived at the basement level. The little boy reluctantly let Qian Li lead him away, while Lin Ruo took Ashou and Afu to get the car.

The two of them seemed to really enjoy the outside world, running around and sniffing everywhere, which made Lin Ruo's eyebrows curve into a smile.

Once in the car, the obedient Afu clung tightly to A Shou's leash, preventing it from running around and interfering with Lin Ruo's driving.

As they got off the bus, Lin Ruo gave Afu a thumbs up. "Afu is great! You should also keep an eye on A Shou and not let it cause trouble everywhere, okay?"

"Woof woof!" Afu understood Lin Ruo's gesture, sat on the ground wagging its tail, looking very happy.

This supermarket is very large. If you want to bring your pet to the supermarket, you need to make sure that your pet stays in the car at all times so as not to disturb other customers.

Lin Ruo pushed the cart along the way, buying a lot of supplies such as firewood, rice, oil, salt, meat, and eggs, as well as some daily necessities. After all, it was a new move-in, and everything needed to be purchased. These were just for other residents to see, so there was no need to buy a lot.

After taking Ah Shou and Ah Fu to browse the pet section and buying some treats for them, Lin Ruo headed home.

Even though she didn't buy much, Lin Ruo was still carrying several large bags when she left the supermarket. Ah Shou ran ahead, looking around with his eyes wide open, as if he had never seen the world before. If he hadn't been on a leash, he probably would have run away long ago.

Ah Fu obediently stayed by Lin Ruo's side, following her step by step, and occasionally tried to help Lin Ruo carry some things, but unfortunately it was too small to reach the bags.