A piece of Japanese incense

Nan Yin stared blankly ahead, tears streaming silently down her cheeks, and she sobbed softly.

"Are you homesick?"

Yu Nian walked out of the house and sat down with her. Fuguier quickly got into his arms. He stroked Fuguier's head and said, "Thank you for what I did just now. If it were me, I would definitely not know what to do."

Nan Yin collected her emotions and wiped away her tears: "It's okay, my grandparents are in the medical field, I just saw similar situations before, so I gave it a try, and I didn't do anything."

"In fact, my mother has always been in poor health. The doctor said that she had a disease when she gave birth to me. She is weak and can be cured with some treatment. It's just that we are poor and can't afford those tonic medicines."

"What about your father?"

"My father died before I was born, and my mother didn't want to marry anyone else, so she lived with me in this mountain. I rarely saw anyone in a year."

"Aunt Hong has had a hard time these years."

"Yes, so I have to work hard to make money to treat my mother's illness!"

While the two were chatting, Yu Nian finished cooking. The noodles wrapped in pheasant broth slid into his stomach. The feeling of satisfaction was like a warm current flowing from the bottom of his heart. Nan Yin was very emotional and wanted to cry.

"Brother Yu Nian, this noodle is so delicious!"

"Luckily I didn't die yesterday." Nan Yin thought

After finishing her meal, she prepared to have a good sleep. "Since I have come to this world, I should live well. I will deal with anything after I wake up!" She thought, and soon she began to breathe evenly...

“Bang bang bang”, “Is anyone there?” “Bang bang bang!” “Is there anyone there?”

Nan Yin was awakened by knocks on the door. She heard someone knocking on the door hurriedly, and the voice became more and more impatient. Fuguier outside the house was also shouting loudly. She opened her eyes in panic, and the sky was just getting light.

Aunt Hong also sat up immediately, horrified, and carried Nan Yin off the bed. She came to the door and asked Nan Yin to hide behind it and not make any noise. She opened the door a crack and asked, "Who are you?"

"Excuse me, I'm sorry to bother you, but have you seen a group of people with a little girl?"

Nan Yin looked through the crack in the door and saw that the yard was full of people. There were two teams of people guarding a carriage each. The wind blew, and the bells on the carriages made crisp sounds. Nan Yin suddenly remembered:

"I'm going to hang wind chimes on all our carriages, so that when you guys come home, I can run out immediately when I hear the sound, and grandpa and daddy will be able to see He'er the first thing they see when they enter the house~"

Nan Yin thought, "Did the little girl's family come to look for her? Does that mean she is safe?"

Aunt Hong: "Who are you?"

The person knocking on the door replied: "My little girl got lost accidentally. After asking around, I found out that a group of people took a girl up the mountain a few days ago. We are not familiar with the terrain, so I wonder if you have seen her?"

Nan Yin heard Yu Nian coming out of the next room.

Seeing that Aunt Hong didn't answer, the curtain of one of the carriages was lifted, and a female voice came: "If this sister has any impression of us, please let us know, and we will definitely reward you handsomely!"

Nan Yin's eyes lit up when she heard the voice. She recognized the voice. It was the little girl's mother. She stuck half of her head out from behind the door and looked over: "Is that mother?"

Everyone looked behind the door, and the mother and daughter's eyes met. The woman in the car quickly ran out, and before Aunt Hong could react, Nan Yin had already run out.

The two hugged each other tightly. In this hug, the mother's hand seemed to be able to touch the pain and struggle that her daughter had once suffered, and Nanyin also found the long-lost warmth and support in the mother's arms.

Nan Yin had not lived with her mother since she was a child, and had never experienced her mother's love. She watched this woman crying for her. Her tears could not stop flowing, and she thought, "This must be the original owner's instinct. This is the person she trusts the most, who seems to be able to soothe all her anxieties and give her the purest protection."

She could finally stop carrying the heavy psychological burden and let go of her inner anxiety and fear. She knew that she had finally found her support and her heart was greatly comforted.

During the hug, a man got off another carriage. He looked to be about thirty years old, with a tall figure, a handsome face, and clear facial lines. He was wearing a light green coat and had long hair in a bun. His cold eyebrows and eyes were filled with a murderous ruthlessness. His eyes were bloodshot and his brows were furrowed.

They entered the house, and her mother held her and sat on the bed. She carefully checked her injuries while listening to Nanyin's story: "I haven't seen my father for a long time, so I sneaked out of the house to find him. As a result, I was caught just two steps after walking out of the back door. They tied my hands and feet and blocked my mouth to prevent me from speaking. When I woke up, I was in a dilapidated house. They had all left, so I used fire to burn the ropes on my hands and ran out..."

Nan Yin described what had happened in the past two days in a child's tone. When her mother heard how she escaped, she glared at the man sitting opposite her and said, "Don't be afraid, He'er. Mother is here to take you home." Then she took out a handkerchief and wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes.

After Nan Yin finished speaking, she looked at this so-called father. She didn’t know whether this kidnapping had anything to do with him.

The man had a stern look and cold eyes, as if covered with a layer of frost. He sat quietly, his posture upright and aloof. "Check it for me!" he said calmly and coldly.

Nan Yin said, "I know where I escaped from. You can go back and see if they are still there." Nan Yin thought: the people who kidnapped her must be found, otherwise she will always be worried. If she is not careful, she may be kidnapped again. Then she may not be as lucky as this time. Even if the gang is not there, she may find some clues if she goes to check.

Yu Nian stood up at this time: "I know too, I can take you there."

Yu Nian left with a group of people very quickly, leaving only my mother and Aunt Hong in the room. My mother stood up and bowed to Aunt Hong, who hurried over to help her: "No, no, no, the most important thing is that the child is fine."

"My daughter is safe. Thank you so much. Our family has a small fortune. Please feel free to ask for money to repay you for saving my life!"

Aunt Hong helped the mother sit up and said, "Madam, you are joking. The little girl ran out by herself. I just treated her wounds. I am also a mother. I will not stand idly by when I see my child in danger. What's more, He'er also saved my life. She woke me up when I fainted."

Her mother looked at her in disbelief. Nan Yin smiled and said, "I saw my grandmother treating a patient before. The symptoms were similar to Aunt Hong's, so I took note of it." Her mother patted her head with relief. Nan Yin continued:

"Mother, I heard from Brother Yu Nian that Aunt Hong's health is not good and she needs a lot of supplements to replenish her body."

"This is so easy. There is a pharmacy at the foot of the mountain. Let's give it to my sister!"

Aunt Hong quickly declined, and the two of them pushed and shoved each other, holding each other's hands and talking about personal matters...

Yu Nian and the others came back soon after, and naturally the house was empty.

The mother said bitterly: "You don't even need to think about it to know who it is. Who else would want us to disappear except her?"

My father stood at the door with his hands on his hips, his head turned to the side, looking at the tablet on the altar inside the house, frowning, and not saying a word.

Nanyin and the others were ready to go home. She went to the vegetable garden in the backyard to find Yu Nian and said goodbye to him: "Brother, I am going home soon."

Yu Nian lowered his head and pulled out the weeds without responding.