"I'll wait for Lady Qin here. I brought her out, so I have to bring her back safely. "
Uncle Liu shook his head as if he did not understand what Constable Liao was saying.
"It's fine, Uncle Liu. You should go and have a good rest. I'm afraid that I won't be able to finish my work in a short time. It's inevitable that people will notice a carriage like this parked in front of the government office."
Mo Ruyue also took the initiative to persuade him.
She didn't care about getting into a conflict with these bailiffs and constables because she had the means and capital to protect herself. But for Uncle Liu, as an ordinary citizen, if he offended someone in the guise of an official, he would usually not have a good ending.
