He helped the boy Tan Ruonan and asked, "Can you still leave? Where is your home? Do I want to take you back?"
The words of the warm winter sun made the boy calmer, "Thank you, big brother, for saving me. I can't repay you. I will definitely work as a cow or a horse in the future to repay my benefactor."
Tan Ruonan...
Just now the boy said his name was Datou, which really didn't match his name.
It's still a big head, and the skinny one is called a small head.
"I don't need you to repay me. If you have nothing to do, just go home! I have something else to do."
The frightened carriage had already disappeared. Tan Ruonan was distracted at the time and did not see the carriage clearly.
Tan Ruonan stood up and looked around, identifying the direction. She was going to her nanny's house.
Just as he was about to leave, Datou behind him fell to his knees on the ground, bursting into tears.
"My benefactor, you saved the big head's life. Let the little one follow you and serve you!"
As soon as she heard that she wanted to stay with her, Tan Ruonan shook her head. Nowadays, she only goes out secretly, so how can she take in a child.
Touching the boy's head, Tan Ruonan comforted him: "I said no, please go home quickly! I still have something to do."
After delaying for long enough, Tan Ruonan walked towards the nanny's house.
After walking for a while, Tan Ruonan found someone following him, and when he turned around, he saw Da Tou.
"Hey." Tan Ruonan reluctantly turned to Datou, squatted down, and looked at him levelly.
"It's not convenient for me to take you with me, so you should go home!"
The aggrieved Datou sobbed, "My benefactor saved Datou's life. My family is poor and I have nothing to repay my benefactor. I can only use myself to repay my benefactor, woo woo woo."
Tan Ruonan has a headache, and Datou is really stubborn.
"I said you don't need to repay me."
Da Tou refused, "My mother said that a life-saving grace should be repaid with a spring of water."
Tan Ruonan...
Datou followed his mother and was just as stubborn.
"Okay then! Where do you live? I'll take you home. I'll tell your mother if that's okay."
"My, my, my home is outside the city, and there is a ruined temple outside the city." After finishing speaking, Datou stuttered and lowered his head.
When Tan Ruonan heard that it was a ruined temple outside the city, he understood that Datou's family probably made a living by begging.
If conditions permit, anyone is willing to beg. Those who don’t see the big head are so low that they want to bury themselves.
Tan Ruonan would never discriminate against anyone. She gently held Datou's hand and comforted him while walking.
"Come on, let's hire a carriage to go to your house. I don't know how many people there are in your house." Tan Ruonan's seemingly innocent question actually had a different meaning.
"There are twelve in total. My mother is the only adult. The others are children. The oldest is nine years old."
His big head, which sounded like a mosquito, revealed his nervousness.
He was afraid that his elder brother would dislike him for being a beggar.
"Oh, really? Are they at home now?" Tan Ruonan still spoke calmly, as if chatting.
In fact, what Tan Ruonan was thinking about was what to bring to those children.
Since meeting her was fate, she had to do something.
"The older ones have all gone out to find food. Only Shi Ni and Eleven Ni, my mother, are at home."
Shi Ni, Eleven Ni, the name is easy to remember, and it sounds like a girl, but logically speaking, the big-headed mother should not be at home.
As if he knew what Tan Ruonan was thinking, Datou continued: "My mother is sick. I was thinking of finding a job to earn some money to treat my mother's illness, but who knew..."
Datou's words stopped abruptly.
I didn't make any money and almost couldn't see my family. The gap in my heart was really big.
"Okay, let's go to the car dealership and hire a carriage."
Datou took Tan Ruonan to the car dealership and hired a carriage. The driver was an old man, and everyone called him Old Stubborn.
When the old stubborn man drove his carriage past the bun shop, he was stopped by Tan Ruonan and she jumped out of the carriage.
When the owner of the bun shop comes to see business, he greets her enthusiastically.
"This little brother, do you want to buy steamed buns or steamed buns?"
Looking at the size of the buns and steamed buns, Tan Ruonan swallowed and looked very appetizing.
"How to sell it?"
"The meat buns are five cents, the vegetable buns are three cents, and the steamed buns are one cent."
"Boss, do you have bags? Give me twenty of each kind."
"Yes, yes, yes, I don't know if I should pack them separately or together. The big bag is five cents and the small one is two cents."
The boss smiled so hard that he couldn't even see his eyes.
"Pack separately."
Tan Ruonan took out two hundred coins and handed it to the boss, "The rest of the money will be used to pack steamed buns. Oh, by the way, pack two meat buns for me alone."
"Okay!" the boss replied happily, his voice even louder.
Packed them all and handed them to Tan Ruonan, "Brother bought more. I packed five more steamed buns for you. You can take them."
"Thank you."
After returning to the carriage with several bags, Tan Ruonan handed the bag containing two large meat buns to the old stubborn man.
The old stubborn man wiped his nervous hands on his clothes and said sheepishly: "Why, why do you still have mine? Thank you, little brother."
Those who took it were not two buns, it was clearly out of respect.
He had been driving a car for several years, and many wealthy families used the car, but no one had ever treated him so politely.
They all yelled at him and treated him like a servant.
Tan Ruonan: "Uncle, you're welcome."
After getting on the carriage, Tan Ruonan sat in the carriage, and Datou and Old Stubborn sat on the shaft to lead the way.
The carriage went more and more desolate, and gradually no one could see it.
No matter what, we finally arrived at our destination safely.
The first thing I saw when I got off the carriage was a ruined temple with half of it collapsed.
The ruined temple was located at the foot of an uninhabited mountain. She was really worried that suddenly that half would collapse and wild beasts would suddenly appear.
Big Tou twisted his clothes and whispered: "Brother, this is my home."
"Oh, come in!" Tan Ruonan responded and looked at the old stubborn man, "Uncle, hitch the carriage and you go in with me."
"Okay, wait for me."
Tan Ruonan's current status is that of a man, and the children inside are fine. But the big-headed lady is a female dependent, so it would be inappropriate for him to go in alone.
After parking the carriage, Old Stubborn and Tan Ruonan followed Datou into the ruined temple.
The ruined temple is leaky from all directions. If it rains heavily, you can probably row a boat inside.
Tan Ruonan frowned, and the old stubborn man sighed, "How can anyone live in this ruined temple that has been abandoned for many years? It's too dangerous, so it's better to move out as soon as possible."
In the corner, a woman who looked to be thirty years old was leaning against the wall with a sallow complexion. She looked like she had been ill for a long time.
Next to the woman were two sallow and skinny children of about two or three years old.
The woman looked at the stranger brought by Da Tou, and couldn't help but take a second look at such a gentle and jade-like young man.
Is this a man? Why do you look so good-looking?
Tan Ruonan took out two meat buns and handed them to the two children.
The two children looked at the woman timidly. The big head took the bun and handed it to the two children, "Shi Ni, Eleven Ni, eat it!"
"Thank you." The two children said timidly, not knowing who they were referring to by thanking them.
