“Absolutely!” Charlie Wade affirmed strongly. “Let’s leave her here. I’m not saying I don’t want to keep her, but if she ends up in the hands of the wrong people or is mishandled by those who don’t appreciate her value, it would be such a waste.”<fnfbde> Readplete version only at find[?]ovel</fnfbde>


    “But…” Lin Wan’er (ni) interjected, unable to hold back her feelings. “She has thrived here for tens of thousands of years… this is her home…” Charlie Wade waved his hand dismissively. “No, no, she was here before.”


    “If she hasn’t been able to endure the tribtion after ten thousand years, it indicates that this ce isn’t right for her. A person—or even a tree—shouldn’t suffer the same fate in the same spot twice. She needs to be relocated and cared for properly.”


    Lin Wan’er asked, “Where do you think would be a suitable new home for her, Master?”


    Charlie Wade suggested, “I believe the small courtyard on the top floor of your Zijin Vi would be perfect. We could dig her up and nt her next to your hot spring pool. Wouldn’t that be lovely? If you know how to care for Pu-erh tea trees, you won’t have any trouble with her.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Lin Wan’er (ni) replied instinctively, “But Pu-erh tea trees can only thrive in the climate of southern Yunnan. The altitude, climate, sunlight, temperature, and humidity here are ideal for their growth. Aurous Hill’s winters are too harsh for them to survive!”


    Charlie Wade countered, “While Pu-erh tea may struggle in Aurous Hill, this tree isn’t just any Pu-erh. The courtyard is quiet, with minimal disturbance. As long as the tree doesn’t grow too tall, it will go unnoticed. If it does grow taller over time, we can always relocate her again.”


    He continued, “And if she truly can’t adapt to Aurous Hill’s climate, we could always construct a greenhouse to replicate the conditions of southern Yunnan, right?”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) responded quietly, “So, the young master intends to cultivate her. What about harvesting her leaves daily?”


    Charlie Wade replied candidly, “Of course! Isn’t that the point of nting a tea tree? Just like nting an apple tree is for the apples it produces. What else would I do with her? I’ve heard that this type can grow over ten meters tall. I can’t just keep it as a decorative nt!”


    Hearing Charlie Wade’s straightforward reasoning, Lin Wan’er (ni) found it hard to argue against him.


    After some contemtion, she said earnestly, “If the young master wishes to take her back, I have just one request. I hope the young master can agree to it?”


    Charlie Wade smiled and encouraged, “Feel free to share.”


    Lin Wan’er stated seriously, “My request is that the young master should refrain from picking her leaves at random. At least wait until she grows and the leaves be denser. What do you think?”


    Charlie Wade readily nodded in agreement. “No problem at all. To be honest, the spirit in her leaves is indeed very pure, but the quantity is quite small. If I want the effects to beparable to a pill, I’ll need to harvest a significant amount anyway. Let’s focus on nurturing her first!”


    Lin Wan’er let out a sigh of relief. “It’s not impossible to dig her up, as long as we’re careful not to damage the roots. We can take extra soil when we remove her. However, I’m concerned that a dy during transport could impact her condition. Even though she’s the mother of Pu-cha, she’s still newly grown and quite delicate.”


    Charlie Wade nodded in understanding. “Alright, you and I will stay here. I’ll arrange for a ne to be waiting at the airport in Banna. Once the ne arrives, we’ll dig her up and head straight to the airport to fly back to Aurous Hill!”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) then asked, “What about Sara? She should have reached the Hundred Thousand Mountains by now!”


    “That’s fine,” Charlie Wade waved his hand dismissively. “Let’s not interfere with her. Once she leaves, we can figure out her route and see if we can pinpoint her location in Shiwan Dashan.”