"Where did you run off to in the middle of the night, you little girl?!"
The old man who had been lying in bed was now bracing himself on his cane and slowly making his way toward the cave entrance.
He looked utterly furious.
It had been nearly over an hour, yet he still had not seen his granddaughter return.
And no matter how he called out to her, there had been no response.
He guessed that she had probably gone outside.
Otherwise, why would she not react at all when he called her?
Given her personality, she might have gone hunting again.
But this was hardly the time to go hunting.
She might end up being targeted by those demons and spirits.
He had truly been worried to death just now.
Fortunately, he could hear her voice now.
If he was not mistaken, she should have returned.
The worry weighing on his heart slowly began to ease.
Honestly, he did not know how he would go on living if his granddaughter died too.
He had already buried too many of his children and grandchildren.
He truly could not bear such a thing again.
"Grandpa, why did you get out of bed? Didn't I tell you not to get up and to lie down properly?!"
Qiu Bingxin looked extremely agitated when she saw her grandfather out of bed.
"I'm fine. It's good that you're back."
The old man spoke, looking far more at ease. At last, he could sleep peacefully tonight.
Very soon, he noticed something unusual.
"Hehe, Grandpa, aren't you surprised?"
He discovered that his granddaughter and the young man had brought back more than a dozen rabbits.
Not one or two, but more than a dozen rabbits.
Wild rabbits were notoriously difficult to catch, and they were usually