Shu Yu shook her head, "No."
She doesn’t get car sick or seasick. In the past, she could even work on her computer in a fast-moving vehicle with high efficiency. This is a habit cultivated over many years; for her, being on a boat or in a car, as long as it’s stable, is no different than being on land.
It’s just a bit boring; at first, you can look at the scenery by the roadside, but over ti, it’s hard to maintain interest.
With nothing to do, Shu Yu asked Ying Xi to go to the cabin and bring out a book to read.
She herself moved a small bench, sat under the eaves away from the sun, with the gentle wind blowing, and felt quite at ease.
Ying Xi quickly brought out two books; calling them books is an exaggeration, they were just storybook pamphlets.
At such leisure monts, it’s more enjoyable to read storybooks.
Ying Xi sat beside her eating, and only after traveling together these days did Shu Yu find out that this fellow is secretly a foodie.
According to her, years ago, she lived with her mother at the Ying Family. Because she was young, and her brother was busy trying to improve the family’s status, Ying Xi often got bullied by other kids in the Ying Family at that ti.
The most common tactic was not giving her food. Ying Xi was trained in martial arts from a young age, with a huge appetite that wasn’t satisfied without even a snack. Unable to complain due to living under others’ roofs, she could only endure.
This endurance led her to want to eat more whenever she could.
Later, when she was sold off, the main household didn’t pay her high wages and occasionally withheld them. Ying Xi had very limited food.
Until she followed Shu Yu around. Shu Yu was very pleased with Ying Xi. Although this little girl didn’t speak much, she executed orders very decisively; whatever Shu Yu said, Ying Xi would do imdiately.
The tasks assigned by Shu Yu were done beautifully, so Shu Yu was also generous, occasionally giving her so copper coins as a reward.
Ying Xi’s hands beca more financially comfortable, and she no longer needed to ration and hold back on eating. Not to ntion that Shu Yu was accustod to bringing snacks, pastries, and fruits back from her trips, and Ying Xi, being by her side, naturally got a share.
Therefore, Ying Xi now feels that being by the young lady’s side is her greatest fortune, and she decided never to marry in the future.
At first, Shu Yu didn’t notice, but now that they were together every day, she found that every ti the little girl prepared so travel snacks in town, she would also buy so local food to eat on the road. That’s when she realized.
Luckily, she had a large daily consumption, otherwise, she would have grown into a big chubby person.
At this mont, seeing her eating a wrap of sugared hawthorns with relish, Shu Yu couldn’t help but remind her, "Don’t eat too many hawthorns, otherwise your stomach will be uncomfortable, and you’ll suffer from vomiting and diarrhea."
Upon hearing this, Ying Xi imdiately closed up the paper bag, "Then I won’t eat it."
Shu Yu laughed, then took two candies from her pouch, "If you feel your mouth is idle, just suck on two candies slowly. We are on a boat now, and it will be at least three days before we reach the next dock. You can’t train your martial arts like on land, eating too much won’t digest."
"Yes." Ying Xi nodded repeatedly, "Then I’ll put the hawthorn away and go get a book to read."
"Go on." Shu Yu waved her hand, letting her return to the cabin.
Ying Xi moved quickly, coming and going, quickly returned to the deck.
Who knew that just as she reached the steps, she saw a noble gentleman already standing in front of Shu Yu.
This gentleman was holding a fan, elegantly fanning the breeze.
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