Fairy, Bodhisattva, Is It Her?

Yun Nian’s eyes shimmered faintly, “My surname is Yun.”

“Lady Yun, we…”

“Everyone, it’s getting late. My Lady should return home,” Du Jin squeezed in and said.

The crowd made way one after another, and Yun Nian glanced at them, noticing no strange expressions on their faces.

It seemed that the news of fourth Lady Yun’s feat hadn’t reached their ears, or perhaps they hadn’t realized that she was the infamous Yun Nian.

Yun Nian walked out and was suddenly grabbed by the finger. She lowered her head to see the little girl holding her hand.

“Lady Yun, my mother says she’s feeling much better and wants to thank you. This is for you to eat,” the little girl said, holding a steamed bun in her dirty hands, the one Yun Nian had given her in the morning.

Yun Nian looked at her mother, who was leaning against the wall, and smiled, “I’m not hungry. You can give it to your mother.”