Ye Bai chuckled, "I know, I'll hold onto it for him first."
Ye Hei nodded slightly, which was taken as agreement, and Ye Jiu didn't press any further.
After these two eagles turned into humans, despite their large size, their hearts were still like that of little children, especially Ye Bai's.
Suddenly, a candied haw stick was thrust in front of him, "Master, you eat too!"
Ye Jiu took the candied haw from Ye Bai's hand and glanced at the sugared haw target Ye Hei was carrying on his shoulder, asking, "Are you sure you can eat that much?"
Ye Bai answered naturally, "If we can't finish it, I can save it and eat slowly."
Ye Jiu's words greatly shocked him, "This stuff is made of sugar, it absolutely can't be kept for two days, it will melt when it gets hot."
Ye Bai's action of biting the candied haw stiffened, "What should we do then?"
Moreover, this stuff was indeed delicious when you first eat it, but after two skewers, it became somewhat cloying.
Looking at the many skewers in Ye Hei's hands and recalling him advising against buying too many just now, Ye Bai didn't dare to say that he actually couldn't eat any more.
Seeing the expression on his face, Ye Jiu knew what he was thinking at the moment.
Turning his head, he noticed refugees at the street corner, along with children, and said, "Since we can't finish it, let's give it to them."
Recently, many refugees had come to Shuangxi Town, which had also increased the number of beggars on the streets.
Two countries at war, leaders vying for power, but the suffering is always borne by the innocent citizens.
It was unknown when this war would actually end.
When Ye Hei heard what Ye Jiu said, he immediately carried the candied haws over to the group of refugees.
A moment later, he came back empty-handed.
"Master, those children asked me to thank you on their behalf," said Ye Hei.
Ye Jiu smiled knowingly, "Let's go."
Ye Gaosheng was sitting in the carriage, and the moment he lifted the curtain, he saw that familiar figure.
"Stop the carriage, stop the carriage!" Ye Gaosheng called out urgently.
Xingwang, who was outside, stopped the carriage and turned back, "What's wrong, Fourth Master? We still have a bit of distance to the station, you..."
But Ye Gaosheng had no time to answer him; he flung open the carriage curtain and leapt out, dashing toward Ye Jiu.
"Little sister… little sister…" Ye Gaosheng hurriedly called out.
Ye Bai's senses were much sharper than ordinary people, and before Ye Jiu heard anything, Ye Hei alerted her, "Master, it's your Fourth Brother."
Ye Jiu turned her head, just in time to see Ye Gaosheng sprinting toward her.
Taking a few steps forward, Ye Gaosheng came right up to her, "Little sister, I was just saying I needed to go to the station to find you, and here I bump into you. Are you…"
Ye Gaosheng wanted to ask her if she was heading home, but remembering the hurtful words his mother had said the night before, he feared reminding Ye Jiu and making her sad, so he hesitated to ask.
"I just got out of the station, was actually thinking of heading home. What do you need, Fourth Brother?" Ye Jiu asked.
Hearing Ye Jiu's reply, Ye Gaosheng immediately smiled, "Nothing, nothing; just worrying about your safety, as a girl alone, I just came to pick you up."
He didn't mention that he had sneaked out of the house.
Since childhood, the person Ye Gaosheng feared most was Mrs. He, and he never dared to defy her words, but the person he listened to most was Ye Jiu.
Perhaps because he felt that his sister was frail and pitiful from childhood, coupled with Mrs. He's constant nagging, he gradually developed this habit.
Whatever he did, Ye Jiu was always the first person he thought of, even placing his own mother behind.