"You can take a three-wheeled vehicle to your little village, so we'll take you this far."
Along the way, whenever anyone with bad intentions tried to approach her, they were coincidentally blocked by someone else. Su Ya Ni began to grow suspicious.
Later, when she boarded and got off the train, then boarded and got off the bus, those two men followed behind her the entire time. She became even more certain.
They were probably people her sister had found to protect her and the child.
After all, the last time she had taken a fall and been sent to the hospital to give birth, her sister had found out immediately.
Su Ya Ni's eyes were red, but she did not coyly refuse. She herself was not afraid of hardship, but she was afraid her daughter would have to suffer alongside a useless mother like her.
Clutching her little purse tightly, she held the child and bowed deeply to the two men. "Thank you. Thank you both."
"Please tell my sister that the child and I are both doing well, so she doesn't need to worry."
"And please thank my brother-in-law as well. Tell him I'm sorry for the trouble. The child and I won't disturb their lives unless something happens. Please ask him to take good care of my sister."
"We'll pass on your words. It's already light out. Go back to the village first and stay at your uncle's house for now!"
Old Wai had not had a very good impression of her at first, but seeing a woman caring for a baby less than two months old by herself, he felt that she had it difficult.
After thinking it over, he simply called over a van and sent mother and daughter to the village, taking them directly