Qin Jian took the water and guzzled it down in one breath.
He had been so busy all morning that he truly hadn't had a chance to drink any water; he intended to finish up here as soon as possible so he could head back to the city earlier.
Ever since he returned, he had been preoccupied with the Qin family's affairs, leaving him no time to properly accompany his parents.
After drinking an entire jug of water, An Hao poured him another half.
Seeing him drenched in sweat, An Hao felt an ache in her heart. She turned and went back into the house to get a clean towel, doused it in water a few times, and then came out to wipe the sweat off Qin Jian.
"You, why do you have to work yourself to death? Whether you do this work a bit earlier or a bit later, it won't multiply on its own. You should rest when you need to," An Hao said as she wiped the sweat from Qin Jian's face.
"This bit of work is nothing to me. The training intensity in the army was much greater than this," he replied.
