Da Bao carried the old man according to Mo Ruyue's instructions and instructed Er Bao to look after his younger siblings before walking towards the new residence. Mo Ruyue, on the other hand, went ahead to get a carriage.
Although she didn't know how to drive a carriage yet, she could still walk with a mule.
Sending someone off in a carriage was a little too formal for a few steps in the same village, but Mo Ruyue had deliberately done it to prevent others from picking on him.
As for whether there would be other difficulties, she had already mentally prepared herself.
After laying a layer of bedding on the Imperial Carriage, Mo Ruyue put the old man down and led the Imperial Carriage with Da Bao to Sixth Uncle's house.
This Sixth Uncle was Qin Ming's distant relative and he called him sixth uncle according to seniority. Although Qin Ming wasn't here and the main branch separated from the Qin Family, they still called him the same.
