She went to the vegetable market in the morning and bought some tomatoes, but her little daughter couldn't eat them. Having no other option, she had to ask others for help. She knew this wasn't a one- or two-day thing; during this period of morning sickness, she would need to pick a few tomatoes from someone else's garden every day.
She thought about giving money, but knew people might not accept it, so it would be better to offer something in exchange. That way, it would be easier than having to ask every day.
Luo Qiao glanced at Auntie Liu, who looked slightly embarrassed, and smiled, "Aunt, we live in the same residential area. It's just a few tomatoes. If you want some, just come and get them from me. It's no big deal. Besides, I've heard from Yichen how Director Liu has been taking good care of him.
"Don't mention exchanging things again. If you want some, just come and get them. Would you like some right now? Or you can come back with me and pick some."
