That won't work either. Although his good brother stopped to see him while passing by, it's been more than two years since he left Beijing and moved to this remote town. Apart from Mu Zitao, who else has come to visit him?
In the end, brotherhood prevailed over curiosity, and he chose to go find his brother.
"Hey, young lady, I recognized you from afar! My goodness, husband, come out and see!" The proprietress called out from a distance as they passed Chengfu Clothing Shop.
The shopkeeper, hearing his wife's commotion, quickly came out to see what was happening and was also somewhat surprised.
In the morning they were a group of slovenly little beggars, but after washing themselves and changing into new clothes, they became a completely different group of children.
These clothes all come from his shop, and he even helped me choose a few of them.
Seeing the shopkeepers looking at the children with great affection, glancing at one and then the other, Hong Xiaoduo had an idea. They liked children so much and were such good people, why not ask them if they wanted to adopt a child? The child would definitely not suffer with them.
The reason she thought this way was that she herself might disappear from this place at any time, and what would happen to these children then?
Continue begging and homelessness? They are so young. Putting aside whether the evil person from before is still alive or not, or whether he will come looking for them, even if he hasn't come looking for them or is dead, will they encounter another bad person who controls them to beg?
Hong Xiaoduo was worried whenever she thought about these things.
However, it is unlikely that they can find a reliable family that can take in all seven of them at the same time.
Those places of refuge for the imperial court that I have only heard about but have never seen with my own eyes, I don't know what the environment and conditions are like.
In that case, wouldn't it be better to disperse and resettle them? Although it's a bit cruel, it's still better than them wandering around, starving and begging for a living, right?
Besides, winter is coming, and if they are left unattended, they will freeze to death!
"Auntie?" Hong Xiaoduo steeled herself, smiled, and tried to call the proprietress aside to tentatively ask...
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