Ask Buddhist classic stories! I already have four Buddhist love stories.

I'm sorry I can't remember the full text. I dictated as follows: One day, two monks, an old man and a young man, went down the mountain for alms. Before going down the mountain, the old monk told the young monk, "When you meet a patroness at the foot of the mountain, you must avoid it." The young monk nodded and followed the master down the mountain. Walking down the hill, there was a river and I saw a woman depressed by the river. When the old monk saw it, he asked, What's the trouble? Woman: I want to cross the river, but I'm afraid to get my shoes wet. So the old monk carried the woman across the river. So the young monk didn't understand why Master asked me to avoid that woman. He carried her across the river. But afraid to ask. When I came back from alms, Master already knew the young monk's mind, so he said, I put the woman down when I crossed the river. You haven't let her go all day?