Yu Jingchen answered calmly and very professionally. "Verbal agreement is not enough. You need the other party to give your son an apple, an orange, and an egg. This signifies resolving the fate of this lifetime, and it won't carry over to the next."
"Like this?"
"Yes, you need to resolve the fate, but it's quite simple, and you don't need to worry." Jingchen said.
Aunt Zhou patted her thigh. "But my son's days are limited, and this kind-hearted person didn't leave a name or address at that time. Where do we find her?"
Yu Jingchen frowned along, feeling anxious. "This... is not easy to handle."
Aunt Zhou fell into great fear and worry, tears streaming down. "I don't want my son to carry the debt into another life."
"How about this, give me some valid clues, and I'll help you find this person." Jingchen said.
"I really don't know this person at all. This person was very kind, gave money, and never appeared again."
