So wouldn't that mean we'd worked for nothing? 444 was a little unwilling to accept it.
"The gold bars and jade space are already stuffed to the brim. Do I still lack this money? What I want is fame."
Only by letting more people know that she was blind would she make some of them fall into habitual thinking, instinctively and unanimously excluding her from their consideration whenever they thought about what she might be capable of.
Nanny Wu watched Su Qiao feel around and quickly finish adjusting all the equipment, and she wasn't surprised at all.
She assumed Su Qiao had used this kind of thing before. After all, she could write lyrics, compose music, and sing, and her family had once been quite well-off.
"Miss..."
Looking at the somewhat familiar little room, Nanny Wu remembered the scene when Yingzi had come looking for them before.
Yingzi was doing terribly out there now. Apparently, she had been robbed and had even had her leg injured.
With nowhere to go, she could only drag her injured leg around like before, wandering the streets, begging everywhere, and being bullied by others.
Though Yingzi was detestable, seeing her miserable state inevitably stirred some pity in Nanny Wu.
"What's wrong?" Su Qiao turned her head toward the sound. Her clear yet lifeless eyes were filled with confusion.
Nanny Wu hesitated, but in the end, she abandoned the thought of telling Su Qiao about it.
Yingzi had brought it upon herself!
If she let Yingzi come into contact with Miss again, Yingzi might harm her once more.
"It's nothing. I'm going to make dinner. Miss, call me if you need anything."
Ever since Yingzi had left, the house had become much quieter. Neither Nanny Wu nor Su Qiao was fond of liveliness, and they