The Fierce Farm Girl Has A Secret Space

Yang Ruxin watched the departing figure, her eyebrows raising slightly. She didn’t insist on compensation, as she couldn’t shake the feeling that there was something... odd about the way the person had looked at her. Perhaps, they might meet again.

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"Be more careful when walking in the future," Xu Hui sighed in relief, but she still pulled Xiaofeng over to admonish him, "How careless can you be? Boys need to learn to be steady..."

Yang Ruxin frowned. She didn’t find Xiaofeng careless, after all, which child isn’t? Xiaofeng was already mature for his age, and she didn’t want her little brother to turn into a little old man; she promptly pulled Xiaofeng over: "Mom, it’s getting late, let’s hurry home."

Xu Hui had no choice but to let it go.

Xiaofeng’s mood, however, was somewhat low.

Yang Ruxin intentionally lagged behind with Xiaofeng until they were sure that Xu Hui couldn’t hear them, then squatted down to look Xiaofeng in the eye: "Little brother, are you still blaming yourself for what just happened?"

Xiaofeng glanced at Yang Ruxin, bit his lip, then nodded: "Big sister, scold me."

"Did you bump into that person on purpose just now?"

Xiaofeng shook his head.

"If it wasn’t on purpose, then why should I scold you?"

Xiaofeng looked up, surprised.

"You’re a child, ah. Adults make mistakes too, so it’s normal for children to make mistakes. Besides, if we think about it, I’m your big sister. If you’ve done something wrong, is it also because your big sister hasn’t taught you well? Shouldn’t your big sister also feel guilty? And then..." Yang Ruxin said, pursing her lips exaggeratedly, "should I also shed ’golden beans’?"