These days, there were plenty of women who could hunt, but there truly was no one who could take down a two- or three-hundred-pound wild boar by herself.
Everyone was now even more wary and afraid of Su Qiao, though of course there was some envy as well.
Su Qiao walked over to the wild boar with a cold expression and glared threateningly at everyone:
"Why aren't you leaving? Are you planning to stay for dinner? Or has someone taken a fancy to my wild boar?"
"Go, go! She's a lunatic. Don't get yourselves involved with her."
No matter how envious and resentful they were, the crowd no longer dared to linger.
After everyone had left, Su Qiao awkwardly looked toward the cold-faced man standing at the edge of the vegetable patch. "Ahem, are you all right?"
"Hmph. Dogs biting dogs!"
Qi Jinghe shot her a cold glance, picked up the vegetable basket, and turned to leave.
Old Man Liu came running over at some point, clutching his chest. His eyes widened. "Jinghe! Ahem, Jinghe, what kind of thing is that to say?"
After scolding his son, Old Man Liu hurriedly reassured Su Qiao:
"Da Qiao, please don't take it to heart. He's always been this stubborn. In fact, he's very grateful to you. You..."
Just when Da Qiao had changed, his stubborn son still couldn't get past his own hang-up.
He was frantic with worry.
After sorting through her memories, Su Qiao could understand Qi Jinghe.
She said with a good attitude, "It's all right. I know I was too unreasonable before and hurt him. Don't worry, I won't take it to heart."
As she spoke, she untied the medicine packets strung together with vines around her waist and handed them to him.
"Oh, right, Old Sir, these are