Seeing that her mother had misunderstood her, Daya hurriedly explained:
"Mom, this time is different. We're not going to borrow rice or noodles. We really want to buy some food for the child. You know, my sister-in-law is in poor health, and the child has a fatal disease. She has helped us a lot in the past. We discussed it yesterday. Since we can't help with anything else, we'll go buy some food for the child."
Hearing this, the man sitting next to her suddenly rolled his eyes and asked loudly:
"Didn't you say you'd give them some money for the child's medical treatment? How come you only gave them some food? Why don't you keep your word?"
"What are you yelling about?"
Daya rolled her eyes at the man.
"I've already shown some kindness by sending them some food, but you're also sending them some silver. Do you think that silver was blown away by the wind? This family doesn't need silver at all."
"Can't you go back on your word? If I had known this would happen, I wouldn't have agreed to what happened yesterday, even if I were beaten to death. Since you've changed your mind, I'm going back on my word too. I'm going to find that person right now..."
Seeing the man about to get up, Daya got anxious and she grabbed the man in a hurry.
"Okay, don't ruin my good thing. At most, you can lend them a tael of silver."
"One ounce of silver?"
The man raised a finger and glared at her with an angry face and thick neck.
"You're sending away beggars? What can you do with one ounce of silver? Over the years, you've taken more than one ounce of silver from their family for rice and flour. How dare you say that?"
Daya gnashed her teeth in hatred, threw down the chopsticks in her hand, and roared in dissatisfaction:
"Two taels at most?"
"Five taels..."
"Two taels..."
"Then I'll go find that man in black. I won't do anything this outrageous."
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