Suddenly, Ah Li's arm was grabbed, and she heard Nan Yan say coldly, "Do you think a single ear of corn can sway you?"
At this moment, Nan Yan's eyes were cold, as if they were hiding knives.
The old bachelor was terrified and ran away immediately.
Ahri held the stick in her hand and said in a low voice, "Otherwise what? You're never home all day long. I'm blind, and I need someone to take care of me. You're not going to take responsibility for me anyway, so why are you stopping me?"
"I just have something to do."
"Yes, your matter is of paramount importance. I don't need you to take responsibility anymore. And letting go hurts."
Ahri moved her arms, trying to get him to let go.
Upon hearing her cry out in pain, Nan Yan slightly loosened his grip, but not completely. He continued in a cold voice, "So I don't have to take responsibility. Do you want that old man to take responsibility?"
"Anyway, I can't see, so I don't care if he's an old man or not."
After Ah Li finished speaking, Nan Yan stopped holding her arm.
She looked back at the old bachelor from before, smiled, and said, "Alright, I can go home with you now."
There was no one in front of her, but she still walked past with a smile.
Nan Yan chuckled softly, and suddenly, he took a step, picked up Ah Li, and hoisted her onto his shoulder.
Hey! What are you doing?!
Ali dropped the stick she was holding. She grabbed his clothes in a panic and said, "Put me down! What are you doing?"
Nan Yan ignored the stick that had fallen to the ground and carried Ah Li back.
Ahri was still patting his back; it didn't hurt, it was like tickling him.
Ah Li was very upset. She found that he had carried her to the kitchen and put her on a bench.
Just as she was about to stand up, a roast chicken appeared in her hand.
Nan Yan squinted and said irritably, "Eat."
Ah Li felt the oiliness in her hands, and her elbow even bumped into the table. She quickly put the roast chicken on the table and said, "It's so big and so oily, I don't want to eat it."
Nan Yan's tongue pressed against his canine tooth. Why did he have to invite trouble for himself? Why did he have to bring this person back? Let this person go find someone else.
The next second, he took the roast chicken away, threw a handkerchief at Ali, and said, "I'll cut it into smaller pieces for you."
Ahri wiped her hands with a handkerchief and said, "I didn't ask you to do these things; you had to do them yourself."
"Yes, it was my own idea. Who told you to be blinded by me?"
As Nan Yan spoke, his eyes fell on Ah Li's face and her eyes.
Ahri touched the empty bowl on the table and said, "Good to know."
After saying this, Ahri stood up.
Nan Yan asked, "What are you up to now?"
"Get your food."
Ah Li reached out to grab the stick from the side of the table, but couldn't find it. She then said, "It's all your fault, you knocked my stick away."
"Yes, it's all mine. You eat first, I'll go get it back."
Nan Yan swiftly chopped the roast chicken into pieces.
He then placed the cleaver heavily on the cutting board; the chipped cleaver was still very sharp in his hand.
He even took the bowl from Ali's hand and filled it with a bowl of white porridge, placing it on the table in front of Ali.
Ah Li slowly sat back on the bench. She looked at the white porridge and the sliced roast chicken in front of her, but she didn't eat.
Nan Yan went out and returned quickly, bringing the stick back with him.
He noticed that Ahri was still sitting there blankly, and asked, "Why aren't you eating?"
Ah Li didn't say anything. After the other person sat down and she heard him take his first bite, she started to eat.
Nan Yan swallowed a mouthful of congee, and a smile appeared on his lips. She was waiting for him to eat together.
So, until her eyes are healed, she can only stay with him.
This time, Ahri easily picked up the chicken, stuffed it into her mouth, and then slowly spat out the bones.
After Nan Yan finished eating, he cooked some corn and sweet potatoes. He also said, "I have to go out for a while and will be back later. If you are hungry, just come and get them yourself."
She'll be hungry by then, and it shouldn't be too hot here.
Nan Yan glanced at the flames under the stove; they wouldn't burn for long.
Ahri nodded, gripping the stick. "Okay."
Seeing that she was sitting quietly and didn't seem to want to continue talking to him, Nan Yan left.
As soon as Ali and the others left, she stood up, took a stick, and walked outside, stopping every few steps. She found a chair with the stick, felt around for it, pulled it to the middle of the yard, and sat down to bask in the sun.
Nan Yan stood outside watching, and he left someone behind, saying, "Keep an eye on her, don't let her run around."
"yes."
The person left behind by Nan Yan disguised himself as a tofu vendor carrying a load on a shoulder pole, and he called out his wares from across the courtyard.
Ahri glanced at it casually, then looked away and sat down quite comfortably.
Indeed, not everyone can be a villain.
Not only is her mood unpredictable, but her thought process is also beyond the reach of ordinary people.
Why did you have to bring her back when you had such a good opportunity to let her go?
Ah Li couldn't understand it; she wasn't that close to him anyway.
I'm so worried.
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On the other side, Nan Yan changed into a set of clothes with many patches. He bent over and carried a bundle of firewood to the back gate of a large mansion.
There was a very beautiful lady standing at the back gate of the mansion.
When the lady saw Nan Yan coming over, she almost cried. "Yan'er, you've suffered. Your aunt has prepared some food for you. Take it back with you later."
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