In Chapter 62, we'll discuss whether it's really necessary to make friends.

"Quick, quick, over here."

As dawn broke, three pretty figures rushed out of the educated youth compound. Two tall girls pulled a petite girl along as they ran at top speed.

Bai Nuo felt like she was really flying. Along the way, she met many villagers who were going to the county. She felt that everyone looked at the three of them very strangely, especially her. During this time, she felt her feet leave the ground countless times.

After running for more than twenty minutes, Sun Yuxi and Chao Xianhua pulled Bai Nuo to where the carriage was parked. It was already quite bright outside. The two women were panting heavily, each holding onto the carriage with one hand, feeling like they were about to collapse at any moment.

"So why are you dragging me along when you're all so tired?"

Those older women, aunties, young wives, and girls who just passed by must be laughing at her!

Bai Nuo looked down at her short legs, then turned to look at the two long legs beside her.

Bai Nuo: "..."

Grandma, I suddenly don't want to make friends anymore!

Bai Nuo has a great figure. Although she is still developing, her breasts are still smaller than her slender figure. However, she is quite satisfied with her small breasts, which would be a burden if they were larger.

Moreover, Bai Nuo's waist was incredibly slender, the kind you could easily wrap your hands around. Her short legs were also straight and long, not short for her height, but...

Bai Nuo glared resentfully at the two tall, long-legged men beside her, both standing at 1.7 meters!

Compared to these two, I should just cut ties!

"Quickly, quick, someone's coming! Let's go up first!"

Bai Nuo was still struggling with her decision when she suddenly felt her feet leave the ground again.

Sun Yuxi and Chao Xianhua took a long stride, used their hands to support themselves on the carriage railing, and climbed onto the carriage. Then, seeing that the little girl was still staring blankly with her head down, they grabbed her arms from the left and right and lifted her up.

Grandma, let me tell you, is it really necessary to make friends like this?

Bai Nuo, her little face pockmarked, was sandwiched between Sun Yuxi and Chao Xianhua in the head seat at the back of the carriage. To use the exaggerated words of the carriage driver, he was afraid that Bai Nuo was so small that she was no bigger than a sparrow chick. If the carriage was too bumpy, she might be thrown out, and they would have to stop to pick her up, which would be troublesome. So he had the two of them squeeze Bai Nuo in the middle.

As soon as the three of them sat down, a number of villagers who were going to the county arrived one after another. Apart from those who had urgent business, most of those going to the county before the brigade's rest day were aunts, grandmothers, young wives, and young women from well-off families. They didn't need their whole family to work all the time to earn work points, so they took advantage of the horse-drawn carriage going to the county today to buy some household supplies.

With a loud shout from the driver, the horse-drawn carriage began to rumble and head out of the village. It wasn't fast, but it was much faster than the oxcart the educated youth had ridden when they entered the village.

"Grandpa, how long will it take us to get there by carriage?" Bai Nuo leaned forward, asking as she stuffed two hard candies into the hand of the driver.

The old man driving the cart looked down at the two candies in his palm and smiled, "You silly girl."

"Hehe, I don't have much, just a little something for you, sir. Getting up so early to go out can make you feel unwell."

Bai Nuo smiled with an innocent and naive look. And you know what? The old man from Northeast China really liked this kind of straightforward, seemingly innocent, and very sensible kid.

The old man smiled again, put the candy in his pocket, and continued, "You came by oxcart, right? That's slow, and the ox was old. Our horse is still young and strong, and it's fast. It only takes a little over an hour to get from our village to the county."

"That's great! Is it available every day?"

"How could that be? It's because you new educated youth just arrived and are going to the county today, so the brigade leader gave you special instructions." The old man driving the cart shook his head and waved his whip.

"During the off-season, we only get one day off on the weekend and will go to the county twice a week. During the busy season, we don't move around. Even the horses have to do farm work."

"It left at the same time this morning and will be back at four in the afternoon. Remember the time, don't go back empty-handed, otherwise you'll have to walk back. You little girls can't handle that road."

"Okay, I understand, thank you, sir." Bai Nuo said with a smile, pulling herself back by holding onto Sun Yuxi's leg.

After Bai Nuo sat down, he adjusted the Liberation Cap on his head and told Sun Yuxi and Chao Xianhua about the time.

The other women in the carriage who had been whispering and gossiping then raised their voices.

"Oh my, you must be the new educated youths who came this time. These three young ladies are so beautiful."

"That's right, girls from big cities are just different from us country folk. They're so fair and delicate, it's a rare sight."

"Tch, they're all just farmers sent to the countryside, what's so special about them? Once spring planting is over, they'll all be the same. Just look at those female educated youth now. When they first came, weren't they all fair-skinned and clean? Look at them now, they're not even as good as us. They're all tanned dark, and they haven't even done much work. I don't know what they were brought here for."

One of them, a young woman who looked to be in her early twenties and had a gray square headscarf wrapped around her head, glared at the three new educated youth sitting opposite her, her jealousy clearly not well hidden.

Bai Nuo and the other two exchanged glances and smirked speechlessly. However, since they had just arrived, they didn't want to get into any conflicts with the villagers. As long as it wasn't too outrageous, they would just ignore it.

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