"It's a fairytale from the Desert, the one close to the Kingdom. Many people say that it seems to have some truth to it, counting it as a legend rather than a fairytale. A lot of children like it. It teaches the two sides of gold and riches," Lihua explained, wobbling a little on her legs.
"That sounds interesting. Can I also read a part to you this evening?"
"If Xiao agrees..." Lihua looked towards her sister who was swinging her legs, making sure she wouldn't hurt her broken leg.
"That would be amazing! Sis, then you can also hear the story and experience it like I do!" Xiao was beaming with excitement, being a little sad that she couldn't jump off the bed and run to Feyra.
"Then that's settled. Now, I want to go shop for some new clothes for you. How does that sound? Oh, have you eaten something already?"
"We did. Uncle Huo Cheng brought us some soup again. He said we should be careful and take it slowly," Lihua said, nodding and swaying her arms a little.
