They visited house by house.
Very soon, the villagers lost interest in paying attention to them because the weather became even hotter, and people, having had their lunch, were ready for a nap.
After all, there's only so much work to do in the fields, and there aren't any other tasks to take care of.
People were struggling with their own lives, so how could they have the mind to worry about other families' affairs?
Thus, just as it was getting dark, they managed to visit the remaining dozen or so households.
Of course, after each home they visited, the doors would be shut tight once they left.
No one knew what happened inside.
Except for two households—because in these two the men were genuinely good people.
The teachers assigned to these homes for teaching support received wonderful treatment.
These support teachers couldn't leave, and eventually, they were moved by the men of the household and genuinely settled there.
