The woman took the silver handed over by her master with both hands, took a few maids, and went to buy cloth.
Several servants stood there with their heads down. Qibao saw a bun shop nearby and went to buy two meat buns.
When I opened the carriage curtain, I saw Yaya huddled in the corner, silently wiping her tears, trying hard not to make any sound.
Qibao looked at her small body and felt sorry for her, so he said, "Yaya, come here. I bought some meat buns. Do you want to eat them?"
Yaya was startled at first by the opening of the door curtain. When she saw that it was the mistress her mother had mentioned, holding two plump, fragrant buns in her hands, she immediately swallowed her saliva, but did not come over. Instead, she said, "Eat something. Grandma will beat you."
Qibao finally understood. Fortunately, his grandmother loved him more than his brothers, and his life was much better than Yaya's.
Qibao said patiently, "Eat it, no one will hit you."
Probably because she was really hungry, and seeing that Qibao had no intention of hitting her, she slowly came to Qibao and stretched out her two little black hands. Seeing this, Qibao hurriedly took the bun back. The girl was frightened, thinking that she had made the young lady angry. She was so scared that she almost fell to the ground, and tears began to well up in her eyes again.
Qibao felt a little headache when he saw this, so he said, "Look how dirty your hands are. You will have diarrhea if you eat buns like this." After that, he took out a small handkerchief from his arms, picked up Yaya's little hands and started to wipe them.
Yaya opened her big eyes and didn't know what to do for a moment. No one would be so nice to her except her mother.
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