Chapter 9 Send Her Back
While the two were talking, Qin Zheng came over with some water.
Grandma Bai handed the cup to Tang Wan. The cup was black without any spots and looked very inconspicuous.
Black gold glaze cup.
Tang Wan single-handedly determined the weight of this teacup. Tea cups were popular in Jian'an District in the early Northern Song Dynasty, and later became collectible ceramic works of art.
Tang Wan’s modern home has two sets of collections, which are her grandfather’s favorites. He is said to be low-key, introverted and not ostentatious.
Tang Wan didn't expect to see something like this here.
Grandma Bai invited Tang Wan to drink some water.
Tang Wan took a sip politely.
Honey water?
Tang Wan couldn't help but took another sip to confirm.
Yes, it is.
Tang Wan was a little surprised. It was not easy to eat something sweet at this time, especially honey. It was not available in the supply and marketing cooperatives and was difficult to find.
Grandma Bai was a little surprised when she found that it was honey water. The honey was brought back by Qin Zheng for her to drink. She thought Qin Zheng might not know where it was, but she didn't expect that he would find it at this time.
Grandma Bai chatted with Tang Wan for a while and found out that Tang Wan was an educated youth from Beijing.
"That's a great place. I went there when I was young." Grandma Bai said with a smile.
Tang Wan was a little surprised, but considering Grandma Bai's conversation and dress, it seemed quite reasonable. Grandma Bai didn't look like someone who had never been out of this small mountain village.
"I lived there with the young master at that time, and everything was good there." Grandma Bai sighed.
Before Tang Wan could ask any questions, Grandma Bai changed the subject, obviously not wanting to talk about Beijing anymore, and Tang Wan cooperated.
Tang Wan didn't stay here for long before it got dark.
When Tang Wan was about to leave, Grandma Bai insisted that she take back the things she brought with her.
Of course, Tang Wan couldn't take the things away. She talked for a long time and promised that she would come when Grandma Bai called her for dinner in the future. Only then did Grandma Bai accept the things.
Tang Wan returned to the educated youth site, and Grandma Bai asked Qin Zheng to see her off.
Tang Wan originally refused, but Grandma Bai told her seriously that many female educated youth were bullied while walking at night and ended up in various situations, especially those who were good-looking like her. She should try not to go out alone in the village at night.
Tang Wan also thought of this. In this generation, there were indeed many female educated youth who went to the countryside with great enthusiasm and had their lives ruined by the beasts in the village, just like what happened to Yuan Xiao when the girl was reborn.
At that moment, she did not refuse Qin Zheng's offer to send her back.
Qin Zheng said he was sending her off, but he didn't walk with her. He just followed her slowly. There were no street lights at night, and Tang Wan couldn't see clearly on the dark road, so she walked very slowly. Qin Zheng was not in a hurry either. He walked steadily behind Tang Wan to give her enough sense of security.
On such a dark road, if Qin Zheng hadn't followed behind her, Tang Wan would have been a little scared.
Fortunately, there were no other houses on the way from Qin Zheng's home to the educated youth site, and he didn't meet anyone along the way.
When Tang Wan saw the educated youth point from afar, she stopped.
Seeing her stop, Qin Zheng also stopped where he was.
Seeing that he didn't come forward, Tang Wan simply turned around and walked over to him.
The closer they got, the more oppressive the feeling brought by Qin Zheng's height became.
Tang Wan had to tilt her head back to look at him.
Qin Zheng also looked down at Tang Wan, her fair and tender face looked even more beautiful in the faint moonlight.
Tang Wan took out the prepared bills from her pocket and handed them over.
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