"Overestimating one's capabilities isn't that bad, at least you know what you're doing," An Ran stood up to organize her luggage and took some medicines, "Teacher Wang, I might stay at that village tonight. I'll come back to join the volunteer clinic tomorrow once Grandma's condition stabilizes."
"An Ran, I'll go with you," Lu Yi said as he picked up his luggage and then slung An Ran's bag over his shoulder.
An Ran's shoulder hadn't healed yet, and throughout the journey, he helped her carry the luggage.
"We'll go too," Shen Qi and Zhu Pengfei also stood up.
"Are so many of you planning a revolt? What about the volunteer clinic tomorrow?" Letting Lu Yi and An Ran go was one thing; they were tough to manage. But Shen Qi and Zhu Pengfei had increasingly disregarded her.
"Don't worry, we'll make it back before the volunteer clinic starts tomorrow. We won't delay it." Lu Yi said and took the lead, heading toward the door.
