Bai Li packed the frozen food into a large plastic supermarket bag and tied it off with quick, practiced hands. The bag looked heavy, but she could still carry it easily. She already knew what she would say when she went up later. Nothing fancy. No big speech. Just a quick drop off and a warning to keep their doors locked. That would be enough. People who had once spoken up for her did not need fancy gratitude. They needed practical help. Bai Li understood that better than most. If she could give them food and save them a little trouble, that was already a good exchange.
Having done this, Bai Li carefully continued searching the small supermarket and found dried vegetables such as seaweed, wood ear mushrooms, white fungus, and dried bean curd sticks. Bai Li put all of these into her spatial storage, which was now almost full.
