Liu Yingying did not mention the young master in front of the children, nor was it something they should know.

Dongqing led them to a manor owned by Huo Huaizhi, which was only twenty li away from the city gate.

Several villages are surrounded by the area, all bathed in a dazzling orange-yellow hue during the golden autumn season…

Along the way, the villagers he encountered would greet Dongqing respectfully.

Looking around, Liu Yingying couldn't help but think that Young Master Huo's estate was much more impressive than that of the Marquis of Yong'an's estate!

Dong Qing led them into the courtyard. "Madam Ning'an, Young Master Xue, please have a seat here. I will have tea served shortly."

Liu Yingying politely declined, saying, "There's no need for tea. We didn't come here for tea anyway. Now that we've delivered the children, we'll leave the rest to Young Master Dongqing and Young Master Huo."

Dongqing understood what she meant and nodded to reassure her.

Liu Yingying then gave the children a few more instructions, "You must listen to Brother Dongqing here. Once the turmoil outside has passed, we will help you contact your families."

The children's eyes were filled with hope after hearing her words.

Liu Yingying and Xue Ye then left the manor and pretended to be nonchalant as they returned to the city.

The estate of the Marquis of Yong'an was a clandestine place, so they didn't dare to openly arrest anyone; they simply sent their henchmen to search the streets in secret…

Back at the house, Ah Huang and the other little beggars happened to arrive. Liu Yingying invited them inside, and Xiao Xue and Zhang Hui went to the kitchen to make some snacks that the children liked.