The Boy from the Bamboo Village
Takeshi lives in a small village by a bamboo grove. One early morning he walks to the nearby town, sees red flowers and meets an old acquaintance.
Ongoing state “to live somewhere”: place + に + すんで + います.
An い-adjective with the ~く ending becomes an adverb.
まで marks the endpoint of movement (“up to / as far as”).
あう takes に before the person you meet (not を).
くれる means “to give me/us.” The receiver is the speaker.
~て form + ね makes a gentle, friendly request.