“Miss, do you recognize this person?” The burly middle-aged man dressed formally in a long white robe beside her frowned and asked. 

Bull Bean was slightly startled. After hesitating a little, she shook her head, “Uncle Bull, no. I recognized wrongly.” 

She lifted her head slightly and looked at the back view of that man. 

A flash of light crossed Uncle Bull’s eyes and he nodded, “Young miss, there are many people on the deck; let’s head back to the room.” 

“Ah…okay, let’s go.” 

Tonight, Bull Bean ate two fewer bowls of rice than normal. She did not even finish the full bowl of corn soup that she had eaten for three days in a row. She pushed it away and claimed that she did not have an appetite. 

Uncle Bull waved his hand and asked for a servant lady on the ferry. The servant lady cleared the plates and bowls and served a cup of tea once she cleaned the area. Then, she backed off respectfully. 

“Young miss, are you not feeling well? There is a doctor on the ship and I can ask him to take a look at you.” 

Bull Bean waved her hand, “No, no need. I am just…mm, I don’t have much of an appetite today. I will be fine tomorrow.” 

She sipped the tea a few times and had a casual conversation with Uncle Bull. Then, he took his leave, “Young miss, you should rest early tonight.” 

Bull Bean stood up and sent him off, “Sorry to trouble you for coming out with me this time.” 

Uncle Bean smiled, “What are you saying, young miss. I am happy to accompany you. There is no point in me staying in the courtyard and...