Zixuan certainly had no objections, and the two of them headed into the city and found a small stall where they ordered two bowls of wonton. The stall's wontons were quite good and they gave a generous portion, filling a large bowl to the brim, which was enough to satisfy Zixuan's appetite. Jinghan's appetite wasn't small either, and with the added hunger from climbing the mountain, she left only a few wontons in her bowl.
The two ate swiftly and finished their meal in no time. Zixuan paid the vendor, and they returned to the restaurant.
Behind Jinghan and Zixuan, two people watched them enter the restaurant. "They've already eaten, so they're definitely not going in for a meal. They must be staying there. Let's inquire around and then go back and inform the master," one of them said.
On March 28th, Mrs. Zhu returned from town, bringing a multitude of items, both big and small. Upon seeing Mrs. Zhu, Jinghan hurriedly asked about the situation at home.
