Rebirth: The Courtyard Bride Is Cool and Radiant

Chapter 420: Chapter 420 Swear to Remember Her in My Heart

This person was in the black market trade, but he was fairly trustworthy. Half an hour later, he brought people to the place where they had traded before. After weighing the goods, he paid promptly, ”This is the second time we’ve dealt with each other. From now on, let’s be friends. If you have any good stuff, just bring it over. I guarantee you a fair price.”

After responding casually, Yunyi quickly left the place.

On the way to the station, she happened to pass by the homes of the children she had helped before and couldn’t help asking the old lady who came out to pour water next door, ”How are the children in that yard doing now?”

The old lady sighed deeply, ”The children’s Grandma went back home once and only brought back thirty yuan. She even had a falling out with her son and daughter-in-law. She has announced that she will stay here and look after her three orphaned grandchildren. Ah, the whole family is living such a hard life.”

Before she could say more, she heard a child yelling from the yard, ”Grandma, little brother has knocked the bowl over.”

The old lady exclaimed, ”OH DEAR!” and ran back into the yard, ”Can’t you keep an eye on him? Always causing me trouble.”

Thinking of the rules of the space and also wanting to help them, Yunyi found a secluded place to enter her space.

Among the piles of items from the Shen Family, she searched for some things they could use. She filled a cloth bag with them, then pulled out half a bag of white flour, probably around seven or eight pounds, and a small bag of cornmeal that looked to be more than ten pounds.

She packed everything into a sack, then left the space. The chilling cold meant fewer people were out and about, which made her movements more convenient.

She quickly approached the children’s front door, nudged it open, stuffed the sack behind the door, deliberately made some noise, and on hearing someone come out from inside, she promptly secured the door and strode away.

However, because she was in a hurry, she accidentally bumped into someone coming from the opposite direction as she rounded a corner.

She quickly apologized to the person, ”Sorry, I hope I didn’t hurt you.”

Only after speaking did she realize that the person she had bumped into was the eldest child from that yard. Not wanting to be recognized and seeing he was unharmed, she nodded and continued walking.

The boy felt that there was something familiar about her, but because she was so well-covered, he couldn’t immediately recall who she was.

As he turned the corner and entered his own yard, he heard his siblings exclaiming in surprise, ”Wow, Grandma, you’ve got to see this, it’s all good stuff! I wonder who the kind-hearted person was who brought us this?”

When the boy heard his younger brother and saw the sack of items, he finally understood why the person from earlier had seemed so familiar. This sack is just like the one from last time! He remembered those beautiful eyes.

He didn’t get a chance to say anything and dashed out of the house, but unfortunately, after a short chase, he couldn’t find anyone.

He carefully recalled the eyes he had seen, vowing to etch their image into his memory.

At that moment, Yunyi was actually at the state-owned restaurant intending to buy a few steamed buns to take home, but they were sold out, so she left disappointed.

Meanwhile, Pan Huixin returned to Beijing and immediately sought comfort from her mother upon arriving home, ”Mom, Jingrui has really crossed the line! He embarrassed me in front of so many people. Even if he doesn’t like me, we still grew up in the same compound. He truly doesn’t care about our past at all.” After speaking, she hugged her mother and burst into tears.

Seeing her daughter cry so hard, Fang Minjuan gently patted her back to console her, ”Since he doesn’t treasure you, Mom will find someone better than him for you. He’s not the only capable man in this compound.”

Pan Huixin wept, her face streaked with tears, ”But I like him.”