Chapter 407: Chapter 407 Patience Chapter 407: Chapter 407 Patience “Where are we exactly?” Auntie Sun was taken aback and quickly asked.
“This is the town,” Butcher Yu replied, yawning as he did so before lying back down on the bed, ready to go back to sleep.
“Why on earth did you bring me to the town!”
Auntie Sun was now thoroughly angry. What did this man think she was? Someone to use when needed and then ignore when not? Even worse, he wouldn’t marry her, and now he was cutting off her only means of support. If Mo Xiaoqiang truly didn’t want her anymore, how could she live?
“I did it because I hadn’t seen you for a long time and I was missing you, so I brought you over,” Butcher Yu, in a good mood, patted her back, uncharacteristically patient as he attempted to soothe her.
“You missed me? You’re ruining me,” Auntie Sun said as she sharply hit him.
“Ouch! You wretched woman, go easy on me. It hurts,” Butcher Yu cried out in pain.
“Serves you right,” Auntie Sun said scornfully, turning her nose up.
Butcher Yu: “You’re truly heartless.”
“It’s your fault for bringing me to town without my consent,” Auntie Sun huffed, still upset. At the very least, Mo Xiaoqiang had given her a title.
Butcher Yu: “Don’t be angry.”
Butcher Yu: “Don’t be angry.”
Suddenly, Auntie Sun jumped up and said, “No way, it’s getting late and I need to go back now. Hurry up and find a bullock cart for me.”
She feared being left stranded, discarded by Mo Xiaoqiang and unwanted by Butcher Yu. Where would she go then?
Butcher Yu was clearly reluctant as he said, “In the middle of the night, everyone’s already settled down; where am I supposed to find one?”
Auntie Sun: “I don’t care, you need to hurry up. However you brought me here, you must send me back the same way.”
Butcher Yu: “Stop making a fuss, it’s the middle of the night; folks won’t be willing.”
Auntie Sun: “You haven’t even tried. How do you know they won’t be willing? These days, it’s so hard to earn a little silver. If there’s money to be made, they’d be willing for sure. It seems to me like you’re just making excuses because you don’t want to help me find it, huh!”
Butcher Yu: “It’s almost dawn. Just stay a little longer, there’s no hurry.”
“You’re not in a hurry, but I am. Get going,” Auntie Sun insisted as she shook Butcher Yu vigorously.
Now Butcher Yu couldn’t rest even if he wanted to: “Stop it, let me get some sleep, and I’ll take you back in a bit.”
Auntie Sun: “No, I have to go back now.”
Butcher Yu: “You’re getting more and more troublesome.”
Auntie Sun: “It’s all your fault for bringing me to town in the first place.”
With no other choice, Butcher Yu dragged himself out of bed and said, “Alright! I give up. I’ll go and find you a bullock cart and send you back right away. Happy now?”
Auntie Sun, still angry and unrelenting, left Butcher Yu with no other option but to get dressed and go find a bullock cart.
“That’s more like it.”
Finally, Auntie Sun was satisfied. It was the middle of the night, and she wondered if Gong Sui knew she had slipped out.
Soon, the sound of a bullock cart moving could be heard outside.
Overjoyed, Auntie Sun hurriedly ran out, grateful that she could finally return to Mo Family Village.
The carriage driver was a young man in his twenties. He glanced at Auntie Sun and then at Butcher Yu, having a pretty good idea of their relationship, but he said nothing. He got on the bullock cart and took Auntie Sun back to Mo Family Village.