"Yes, I'll speed up when I get back. We'll meet again before noon tomorrow at the latest."
Mo Ruyue was also reluctant to part with the babies.
They had stayed in her space for so long. They were clearly the closest to each other, but they barely had time to see each other. In fact, they had not even seen each other as much as before the natural disaster.
It would be a lie to say that she didn't feel guilty.
She wanted to do her best to make it up to them.
"Ruyue, let's go. It's too tiring for you to come and go in such a hurry. If you have anything to say, wait until we meet tomorrow."
Aunt Liu saw the babies sticking to Mo Ruyue and chatting away. She knew that she would not be able to leave if they continued to delay.
Soon, Mo Ruyue left the courtyard.
However, she did not ride a horse this time. Instead, she silently climbed over the city wall alone and left on her horse after leaving a certain distance.
