If they were husband and wife, the two of them could take care of each other, and the woman was willing to cook for them.
"Since your sister-in-law has given you instructions, do as she says," Chu Heng muttered.
"Alright, then Brother Heng, I'll go straight to the short-term job market to look for someone." Seeing that it was getting late, Chu Xing got on the mule cart and left after speaking to Chu Heng.
After Chu Heng watched him leave, he turned around and walked into the school. Uncle Liu suddenly called out to him, "Scholar Chu, here are some herbal dishes and pastries for you."
When Chu Heng heard this, his expression did not change and he said coldly, "Uncle Liu, don't accept it again next time."
Chu Heng took the things and stuffed a copper coin into Uncle Liu's hand. He carried the herbal dishes and pastries and walked to the beggar's nest in the alley of North Street with familiarity. He threw the things away without even looking at them.
