Once in the carriage, Li Run lifted the curtain and waved goodbye to his mother standing at the gate.
Afterwards, the curtain fell, and the light inside the carriage dimmed.
For the first time going out alone with the Young Master, the young girl seemed very reserved, sitting properly with her hands clasped on her lap.
"Today we are going to the suburb." Li Run looked at the girl, his voice extremely gentle, "If Fifth Sister gets hungry or thirsty, you must tell me promptly, and I will have someone bring you food."
"Hmm." Li Huairu nodded.
Seeing she remained as usual silent and sparing of words, Li Run smiled, "I've said so much, yet you only reply with one word; that's rather rude."
The young girl suddenly raised her head, with a bit of tension in her eyes, seemingly unsure of what to do.
Li Run reminded her, "You should say thank you to your brother."
After hearing this, the young girl obediently said, "Thank you, Young Master."
