The first time she was rejected, the woman wasn't in a hurry; after all, she was determined to get the Mu Family's possessions.
After the woman prepared the meal, everyone began to wolf it down. In Old Mrs. Mu's heart, perhaps her son wasn't that important after all since she could still eat, right?
If she was truly worried, wouldn't she have lost her appetite?
That afternoon, Bai Guang returned to the village with Bai Xin and Bai Zhi. Bai Xin did not bring back those items; she had Bai Guang sell them off instead.
She didn't want them anymore, as they reminded her of that dog Mu Yi. Bai Zhi, however, stepped in and asked Bai Guang to store them in the storeroom of the house their grandfather had bought, thinking they might appreciate in value.
Only then did Bai Xin agree, but she didn't want to see them anymore. She finally freed herself from Mu Yi and felt an immense sense of relief and joy.
From now on, she would just be Bai Xin, living only for herself.
