Having secured a shop, she began to look for housing nearby—this shop could not accommodate residents.
Fortunately, at this time, there were very few students renting outside, and the rents near the schools weren't expensive, so it didn't bleed her dry.
With everything settled, she quickly moved out of the hostel.
Frugality was a necessity; she was now impoverished.
Once she moved into her new place and notified Qian Qianqian to come to Capital City, she spent her days scampering through the streets and alleys of Capital City to get a grasp of the local market.
"Candied haw sticks, shaped like pagodas, buy one, bright and prosperous!"
"Dates—rice cakes—five spice—sunflower seeds—"
"Huge watermelons, big as a boat slices!"
She listened with interest to the various cries from the vendors and watched the lively bustle of people.
"Elder sister, why not buy a candied haw stick for your child?"
"No, thanks!"
