Was it well folded? Should I reraise the flop? Should I have to fold earlier in the hand? Let me hear your opinions

Villan is a 19/16 with an  agg  5,4 in near 200 hands

$0.05/$0.1  No Limit Holdem
8 players

Stacks:
UTG Andy9999555 ($3.74)
UTG+1 Gbeni09 ($2.00)
MP1 Hero ($20.51)
MP2 albatar50 ($9.82)
CO Martinosso ($10.12)
BTN Smirnoffred1 ($3.83)
SB ssijpalke ($1.10)
BB Bekrouz ($2.44)

Pre-flop: ($0.15, 8 players) Hero is MP1 [qs] [qd]
[i]2 folds[/i], [b]Hero raises to $0.40[/b], [i]1 fold[/i], Martinosso calls $0.40, [i]3 folds[/i]

Flop: [9s] [7h] [9d]  ($0.95, 2 players)
[b]Hero bets $0.55[/b], [b]Martinosso raises to $1.41[/b], Hero calls $0.86

Turn: [js]  ($3.77, 2 players)
Hero checks, [b]Martinosso bets $2.69[/b], Hero calls $2.69

River: [5s]  ($9.15, 2 players)
Hero checks, [b]Martinosso bets $5.62[/b], Hero folds

Final Pot: $14.77

Martinosso wins $14.32 ( won +$4.20 )
Hero lost -$4.50

the board is pretty dry, so you are either way behind or way ahead (WBWA) and not a lot of hands that you beat will call your raise, only TT/JJ. On the turn I would call, river I would fold, so I think you played it well.

I think you have to fold the turn. A bluff seems less likely when he bets the turn as well, 810 got there, so the only hand left in his range that you beat is 1010.

If you decide to call the turn, you should call the river as well, as the 5 doesn't change much to the board. Only an unlikely backdoor flush.