Upon hearing Lin Yuan's words, Liu Limin finally snapped back to reality, laughed heartily, and waved her hand in a nonchalant manner, "The coachmen are fine, I always make sure to head home during the daytime when there are plenty of people on the road, there's certainly nothing to worry about. Rest assured."
Liu Limin was good in all respects, but she was just too stubborn. Lin Yuan knew that no matter how much more she said, she wouldn't be able to change her mind, so she eventually said no more. However, she kept this matter in mind, as Liu Limin was, after all, a newcomer to the business world, freshly out of the village, and hadn't experienced as much cunning and deception as she had.
Lin Yi finished feeding the horses and helped with a thorough inspection of the carriage, tightening the screws on the loosened wheels. Lin Jiaxin packed a lot of rice, flour, and meat into the carriage, for his sister-in-law to take back home.
