By the time the mooncakes were done baking, Lin Yuan had already prepared and eaten dinner. Seeing that it was still early, she figured that people over there would not have gone to bed yet, so she decided to deliver the freshly baked mooncakes to each family.
Loudmouth's house was located at the far western end of the village, and Lin Yuan had no intention of delivering so late. She only brought the portion for the old village chief and the old house. Before leaving, Lady Liu, feeling uneasy, insisted on going to the old house with her daughters, but she was eight months pregnant, and Lin Yuan couldn't bear to let her mother walk the night road. Lin Jiaxin felt some remorse, always feeling that he had let down his own daughters. Lin Yuan, attentive as ever, comforted him with a smile, saying that as a granddaughter, it was her duty to see her grandparents.
