Let’s split up if we want to. I have a system, so who should I be afraid of?

Just as everyone was nervously watching Su Panpan performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation on the child, a heart-wrenching cry suddenly came from the crowd.

Lin Yue Niang at the west entrance of the village stumbled and pushed her way through the crowd and rushed over. Her face was pale and her eyes were full of fear and despair.

"My child, my child!" she cried and shouted, her voice trembling so much that it made people feel distressed.

She threw herself beside the child, her hands trembling as she wanted to touch the child, but was afraid of hurting the child.

"How could this happen? How could this happen!" She kept repeating this sentence, tears pouring out like a flood.

"Baoer, you must wake up. Mom can't live without you!" Her cries echoed in the air, and everyone present felt heartbroken when they heard them.

The village head was so anxious that he was sweating profusely, and he kept muttering, "Wake up quickly."

The magistrate also looked nervous, and directed the people around him: "Quick, go call the doctor, quick!"

The prefect frowned, staring at the child and Su Panpan, and was also worried about the child.

Some villagers folded their hands and prayed silently for the child; some looked anxiously into the distance, hoping that the doctor would arrive soon.

The whole scene was tense and full of worry.

After a while, the child coughed a few times and finally woke up.

Everyone finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Lin Yue Niang cried with joy. She hugged Bao Er and kissed the child's forehead continuously.

Then, she stood up, brought Bao'er to Su Panpan, and knelt down with a plop. "Panpan, thank you for saving my Bao'er. I will never forget your kindness. If there is anything I can help you with in the future, just let me know."

Lin Yue Niang's eyes were filled with tears of gratitude, and she held Su Panpan's hands tightly with both hands.

Su Panpan quickly helped Lin Yueniang up and said, "Get up quickly, don't talk about this, as long as the child is fine." A relieved smile appeared on her face.

At this time, Han Jingrui looked at Su Panpan quietly, with a hint of admiration and special feelings in his eyes.

She didn't hesitate to save people at the critical moment, and her courage and kindness deeply touched him. Such a woman is truly special.

After Su Panpan chatted with Baoer for a few sentences, they found out that he wanted to help Lin Yueniang clean the farm tools, but he was small and it was not convenient for him to hold them, so he accidentally slipped.

Lin Yue Niang gave Bao Er a lecture with both concern and seriousness, then took Bao Er back to change clothes.

The villagers who were watching the scene were talking about it and praising Su Panpan. "Panpan is really great! If it weren't for her, the child would be in danger."

"And that guard is very brave too." The villagers mistook Han Jingrui for the prefect's guard.

"Everyone please disperse and continue to build the road." The village head evacuated the onlookers.

The villagers dispersed and returned to their work places to build the road. Soon the lively scene of road construction resumed.

The magistrate looked at Han Jingrui, who was soaking wet, with a look of concern on his face. He said, "Young Master Han is soaked trying to save the child. If anyone lives nearby and has suitable clothes for him, please don't let him catch a cold."

The village head thought for a moment, then turned to Su Panpan, who was a few steps away, and called out, "Madam Su, your home is nearby. Why don't you invite everyone to your house to rest for a while, and also let Young Master Han go there to change his clothes. Do you have any clothes at home that would be suitable for him?"

After hearing this, Su Panpan blushed slightly and replied, "Your Excellency, I do have a few sets of new clothes at home that I prepared for my father. Although they are not gorgeous, they are clean and tidy. If you don't mind, I should let you use them as a temporary replacement."

After saying that, she looked at Han Jingrui with a hint of shyness and invitation in her eyes.

Afterwards, Su Panpan looked at the adults and said, "If you don't mind, you might as well come to my humble abode and take a rest."

Han Jingrui was a little hesitant at first, but now his hair was disheveled and his clothes were soaked, and he really needed a place to change clothes, so he nodded slightly.

So, Su Panpan led Han Jingrui and several adults to her home.

Along the way, both of them had their own thoughts in their minds.

Su Panpan thought that the prefect visiting her home was equivalent to the municipal party secretary visiting her home. At the same time, she was also worried about whether she could entertain several adults.

Han Jingrui felt a little uncomfortable about going to Su Panpan's house to change clothes, but he also had a hint of different emotions.

While the adults were not paying attention, Su Panpan quietly approached Han Jingrui.

She tilted her head slightly and lowered her voice, "Master Han, I still owe you sixty coins. Also, I have the jade pendant."

Han Jingrui was slightly startled, then reacted.

He looked at Su Panpan's nervous and cautious expression, coughed lightly, and replied in a low voice: "Sixty cents is a trivial matter, Madam Su, don't worry about it. As for the jade pendant, Madam Su, can you keep it for me temporarily?"

Su Panpan heard: "What? You asked me to keep it for you, didn't you hear it right?"

Why don't you make me think more?

I'm afraid it's not appropriate for me to keep such a valuable item!

"I'm away from home all year round, and I'm afraid it might be lost. The owner of the wonton shop said last time that he had handed it over to you, so I felt relieved." Han Jingrui added when he saw that Su Panpan looked a little hesitant.

There was no emotion in his tone, but there was an aura that made it impossible to question.

No, why?

You told me to keep it, so I'll keep it?

Although I thought so in my heart, I didn't know why, but what came out of my mouth was: "Since I have the trust of Master Han, I will definitely live up to your trust."

Finally arriving at her own house, Su Panpan hurried forward to open the gate, bowed slightly and said, "My lords, my humble abode is simple, I hope you will not mind it."

She glanced at Han Jingrui again to see his expression.

After entering the yard, Su Panpan asked the adults to sit down and hurried to pour tea.

At this moment, she was very nervous, afraid that she might not do something right.

While Han Jingrui took off his wet coat and hung it in the yard, he quietly looked around the small yard. Although it was not big, it was full of the breath of life.

After pouring the water, Su Panpan bowed slightly and said softly, "I hope you will forgive me for my poor hospitality. I will go find some clothes for Mr. Han. Please take a rest."

After entering the room, Su Panpan entered the space, estimated the size according to Han Jingrui's figure, and bought three sets of clothes.

"Son."

Han Jingrui was slightly startled and looked up at Su Panpan, only to see her walking towards him with a few new clothes in her hands.

"Mr. Han, please try these clothes to see if they fit you well." At this moment, Su Panpan was as gentle as she could be, or even pretentious. Su Panpan herself felt that she was not normal.

Han Jingrui slowly stretched out his hand, and his fingers accidentally touched Su Panpan's fingertips. At this moment, silence was more powerful than words, making his body stiffen slightly.