After traveling through time, she took her husband to be a food doctor

"It's not a good idea to find Captain Ling." Lin Mingxuan rubbed her hair.

"It's not what you think..." Ding Xirui smiled, "There are only a few streets in Lan County. If there are major moves in the future, the current space will not be enough, and new areas will definitely be expanded. Instead of fighting for those limited territories, it is better to wait for new opportunities. I just want to confirm with Captain Ling, nothing else."

"That's incredible." Lin Mingxuan turned around. Lan County is really small now, with four main streets and a few small alleys. After the epidemic last year, some shops were vacant. Over the past year, they have been bought one after another. Since last month, some people have come to the existing shops to buy. It seems that there are not enough.

"If you only want to seize business opportunities in Lan County, you might as well do something else." Ding Xirui continued.

"Anything else? What else can we do besides practicing medicine?"

In a blink of an eye, they were already at the door of their home. They quickly cooked rice and vegetables, and at the dining table, Lin Mingxuan quietly waited for Ding Xirui's next words.

"What I mean is that no matter what kind of shop you open, you need to hire people."

"Young Madam, the store only needs to put up a recruitment notice, and there shouldn't be a shortage of people." Nanxing said.

"Yes." Banxia nodded in agreement.

"Well... not necessarily." Ding Xirui took a sip of soup. "There aren't that many people in the county town. Most people live in the village. With so many new shops opening up at once, it's not certain that we can hire the right people."

Nan Xing half-closed his eyes and thought for a while, "That's true. They can't just drag the people who are farming in the fields to the county town."

"Recruiting people is a problem. Those businessmen must have thought about it a long time ago. They will definitely not leave the shops empty. Maybe they have already started looking around." Banxia said.

"Yes, businessmen are the most shrewd." Nanxing nodded.

"They are experienced..." Ding Xirui stopped eating with his chopsticks, "but we should still wait for a while."

Lin Mingxuan was puzzled. "Does their ability to hire people have anything to do with what we want to do? Besides practicing medicine, occasionally helping some patients, and at most helping them open a small shop, what else can we do?"

Ding Xirui chuckled, "Indeed, there is no direct connection. I just suddenly thought of the young men and women who caused trouble in the tavern. Where can they go after being punished by the government? Will they be led astray again and never walk on the right path again? What should we do? I thought maybe we can do something..."

Banxia put down her bowl and said, "Madam, are you saying... we should find a way to get them hired by the store?"

Ding Xirui rested his elbows on the small table. "That's just what I thought. That's about it."

"Madam, how can we take care of something that even the government can't do?" Nan Xing's eyes were filled with doubts. "We are already very busy in the clinic every day..."

"I don't know either, I just thought about it." Ding Xirui picked up the bowl and picked up a piece of cabbage for herself. "So, I still want to ask Captain Ling what changes will happen in Lan County soon, and make a decision based on the changes. I don't have to send people. Maybe I can send some money first, and then get the money back little by little?" She turned her head and looked at the candlestick on the table, thinking while chewing the cabbage.

"It's not like you're lending money at high interest. How can you give it out first and then get it back later?" Banxia said.

"Yes."

Several people finished their meal in silence, washed and dressed, and thought about it. On the other side, the people in the government office were not idle either. After catching the third group of people who caused trouble in the Tong family, everyone finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The teenagers were locked up in the male and female cells, eleven in total. Ling Junsheng registered their information and found that the oldest, Ah Mang, was fifteen years old, and the youngest was only ten years old. Two of them had problems with their legs and feet, and one had been clinging to Ah Mang since he was arrested and had some intellectual problems. Ah Mang kept stroking his back to comfort him.

Ling Junsheng couldn't bear it. At first, he wanted to punish them severely with a lot of resentment. After learning the specific situation, he couldn't say a word. Among these children, five lost their parents when the epidemic broke out and became homeless; two escaped from the charity bureau, and the rest were either street children who had been begging since childhood or refused to speak. How can they be blamed for what they are now? No one taught and loved them. In order to fill their stomachs, they would do anything they wanted.

After a long while, Ling Junsheng spoke: "Have you eaten?"

"No..." They all shook their heads, "We only had lunch, and we're not full yet..." Ah Mang smiled and said, "Sir, please give us some food."

Xiao Xin sighed and went to the kitchen to wake up the chef. When the food was brought in, the young men in the prison had bright eyes like wolf cubs, picked up their bowls and ate the food, completely forgetting that they were in prison and that they were about to be punished. Ah Mang took the food to the trembling child and scolded the others not to eat too fast and leave some. He picked up his bowl and couldn't help looking at the women's prison.

"Don't worry, they have food to eat." Ling Junsheng said.

"Really? Thank you, sir, and thank you, Brother Xin." He laughed, picked up an almost empty plate, and put the remaining few shredded vegetables into his bowl.

"You're pretty nice to them." Xiaoxin murmured, and his anger dissipated a lot.

Ah Mang was stunned for a moment, pretending not to hear, and continued to eat the brown rice in his bowl. If he was "good to them", he would not bring them out to do those things. There was no other way, he didn't know what to do.

In the women's prison, Ah Miao and the other two huddled together for warmth after eating, glancing outside from time to time. The bailiffs who arrested them were too fierce, and they were worried about Ah Mang and others.

"Little sister, take this blanket and cover yourself with it." A voice suddenly came from the cell next door.

Ah Miao turned around and saw a woman in prison clothes. The light was dim, but he could see that her cell was tidy and she was very calm, completely different from the woman opposite who kept muttering "unfair" and throwing a handful of straw from time to time.

"Don't worry, I have another quilt here. It will be even colder at night, you can use it." The woman took another step forward and placed the blanket on the straw along the gap in the railing.

"Thanks……"

The jailer in charge was a woman in her forties. When she heard the noise, she looked sideways and thought, "He's about to get out, it's rare to find someone so kind."

The woman was none other than Yue Ling, the wife of Yue Lao San who had caused a scene in the "White Tea" shop in the past. The blanket she lent to A Miao was brought by her maid A Zhu a few days ago.

"How old are you now?" Yue Ling asked cautiously.

"I'm thirteen and they are both twelve." A Miao replied.

Yue Ling's heart tightened: "You are so young, what mistakes have you made?"

"We..." Ah Miao hesitated, "We went to someone's shop to cause trouble... We didn't have any skills, so we were arrested."

Yue Ling shook her head, thinking back to when Ah Zhu first came to her, "Where are your family members?"

"I've never seen my family." A Miao said hatefully.

"Everyone in the family is gone..." the other two younger girls whispered.

"Hey!" Yue Ling turned around slightly, not wanting to look at them again, "Who takes care of you? Where do you eat?"

Ah Miao sneered: "I'm hungry one day and full the next, but I'm not starving to death yet."

Yue Ling did not ask any more questions. She stood up silently and walked back to her bunk. The cell was getting colder and colder. The wind blew in, and gusts of cold air hit her face. She closed her eyes, but could not fall asleep for a long time.

As the night deepened, in a small room in the East Square compound, fourteen-year-old A Ling stared at a jar of wine in a daze. A Mang and the others had not returned yet, and he was very worried. The wine had been drugged, so he didn't dare to drink it.

However, he had already received money from "Brother Yao", and if he didn't do anything, he would definitely be beaten. He knew "Brother Yao's" secret, and had drugged others without A Mang's knowledge. "Brother Yao" was very powerful, and he might be silenced.

Thinking of this, A Ling became even more scared. He opened the door, and in the darkness, he could hear the snoring of the uncle who lived in the next room, and a little further away, an older sister-in-law was scolding a child. Only the room he was in was cold, with a curtain and two large bunk beds, and no one was there.

"Let's drink!" He suddenly turned around, picked up the jar of wine, and drank half of it.