It had been so long since I heard the surna Gu that I didn’t react at first.
"Gu Family? Gu Xiyue?"
Lu’s mother nodded again:
"Yes, your Aunt Su just shared the news with , Old Sir Jiang is furious."
Ssh!
What major thing did the Gu Family do now?
Wait, the Gu Family is in trouble, and Old Sir Jiang is furious?
Suddenly, I realized it must involve Jiang Qiu, right?
Otherwise, why would Old Sir Jiang care if the Gu Family lived or died?
Whether in the past or now, all Old Sir Jiang cared about wasn’t just his adopted daughter Jiang Qiu?
Tsk tsk.
"Got it, Mom, could you and Dad send a ssage after you land?"
As parents age, their children can’t help but worry—always concerned that sothing might suddenly co up.
Lu’s mother laughed:
"Just as I thought, soone about to beco a mother herself knows to worry about and your dad," she joked.
A tease from my own mother, no big deal.
"Mom, I’m talking about serious stuff here!"
"Alright, alright, I got it. Just take care of yourself, and also, don’t bully Aye too much!"
From what I’ve seen during this ti, our daughter has really been bullying that Jiang boy. If he were our own kid, we’d definitely feel heartbroken.
Luckily, Jiang’s parents aren’t holding grudges.
Maybe that’s the difference between raising a daughter and a son.
Sons are raised tough from the start, unlike daughters, who are always looked after with great care.
The mother-daughter duo kept talking non-stop until Jiang Ye ca over:
"Auntie, Uncle Lu is calling you."
Lu’s mother suddenly slapped her forehead:
"Oh my, I almost forgot. Jingjing, Mama has to go now, rember what I just told you."
Lu Jing responded firmly:
"I rember, don’t worry."
....
After Mr. and Mrs. Lu left, Father Jiang and Jiang’s mother’s expressions turned serious:
"Aye, Ah Huai, you two take Jing and Miss Wu back first, then co find us. We need to discuss sothing."
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