After Luo Feng had made his proposal, he was about to leave when Jardins grabbed hold of him in haste.
"Though it may not be proper to say this, should we consider sending her back? After all, we are no match for Charlie," Jardins suggested.
"What if he finds out his daughter is with us? What will happen to us then?" Jardins' words caught Luo Feng by surprise.
In Luo Feng's impression, Jardins was a fearless child. So why was she worried now?
"You know I'm not afraid of trouble," Jardins said, "but if they ruin my grandmother's toy market, that would be a real issue."
"This market is my grandmother's life's work. I can't just stand by and watch it get destroyed because of me." A look of distress crossed Jardins' face. Although she was not afraid of trouble—worst case, she could just run away—the toy market was not so easily moved.
