When Yang Dingbang got home from work, he told Lin Lan what Ye San had confessed, warning her to be careful of Liu Jinbao.
Lin Lan nodded. "Don't worry. Other than manning my stall, I only go to the foot of the mountain to cut grass for the ox. I won't go anywhere else."
"Good. Just be careful. If something happens and I'm not around, you can ask Xiangyang for help," Yang Dingbang said.
Lin Lan said gratefully, "Thank you, Ding Bang. You and Xiangyang have already helped me so much."
"You're too kind, Sister-in-law." Yang Dingbang smiled and rode his bike home.
From then on, Lin Lan paid no more attention to Ye San's case. She was busy preparing ingredients for mooncakes: buying duck eggs to salt, flour, glutinous rice, white sugar, rock sugar, honey, melon seeds, sweet almonds, and black and white sesame seeds.
