Pei Shu'er quickly stopped thinking about it, because Shen Wanqing had finished eating and was eagerly watching her.
Pei Shu'er handed her another grilled fish, then used a stick to dig out the baked potatoes from the fire. Letting them cool, she peeled one and gave it to Shen Wanqing.
After eating, Shen Wanqing kept nodding. Both of them were quite full, and she worried about her Jiaohua mother's stomach discomfort.
She even gave her some stomach medicine after the meal, and then they both returned to the incense room.
Early the next morning, when Pei Shu'er woke up, she noticed a not-so-obvious footprint outside the window.
Pei Shu'er and Shen Wanqing went to do chores at the monastery, with Shen Wanqing continuing to sit in the main hall. In front of her were the monks; she sat at the end, listening to the abbot's chanting.
The abbot said a lot, and gradually, Shen Wanqing's heart calmed down.
Meanwhile, Pei Shu'er's task remained to find a path.
