Because of this wild tea matter, Wang Yongzhu managed to distract herself from the sorrow of parting with Song Chongjin for a while.
Her mind preoccupied with wild tea, she returned to Qilidun before she knew it.
She drove the carriage to the backyard, unloaded it, and led the mules to the back warehouse yard, where several children had already brought back fodder and left it in the yard for the mules to eat.
Turning back to enter the yard, just as she was about to move things from the carriage, Old Granny Zhang, hearing the commotion, hurried out from the house. As she came over to lend a hand, she observed her daughter's expression, afraid that she was upset, "Have you sent off Chongjin?"
She asked with great care.
Wang Yongzhu nodded.
"Don't be sad! If you really miss him, I'll go with you to the county town in a couple of days, what's there to worry about?" Old Granny Zhang said, seeing Wang Yongzhu looking distressed, busy consoling her.
