Jun Hao scuttled around like a bird that had escaped from its cage. Jun Huang left him to it. She was glad to see him having fun. It wasn’t until noon that he quieted down.

Jun Huang hadn’t left the manor for some time. She didn’t want to return just yet, either. After talking to Jun Hao, they made their way to the nearest tavern for lunch. Jun Hao fanned himself with his broad sleeve, sweat streaming down from his forehead. Jun Huang felt a pang of sympathy for him. She tried to cool him down with her foldable fan.

Jun Hao was too full to eat anything because of all the snacks he’d had. After a while, he got bored and whined that he’d like to go out.

“Why don’t you leave our purchase here and go out with him, Yin Yun?” said Jun Huang. “He’s going to make a fuss if we force him to stay. I’ll be here waiting for you two.”

“I can’t do that. What if something happens to you...”

“Nothing...