She felt that these years were crucial and couldn't be wasted in vain, so she decided to take the child out, treating it as a walk. Although he was still young, if they wanted a better future, they had to endure some hardships now.
So, she put on a facade behind her, carrying a bamboo basket on her back, and went out with the child.
There was a night market nearby, and she didn't need to call out selling. She only needed to arrange the fruits in the basket, and regular customers would come and ask the price when they saw them.
She also brought a small stool, sitting down and holding the child in her arms. Usually, she sold common fruits. If she sold fruits from the South, she feared arousing others' suspicion, so she only sold apples, sugarcane, oranges, pears, and persimmons that could also be grown and found in the North.
