After lying down, the two looked at the blue sky and felt particularly calm.

Suddenly Qin Zun asked, "Did you really grow up in Hangcheng?"

Hangcheng is located on the coast. Its residents live by the sea, eat a lot of seafood, and almost everyone can swim. But Tonghua seems out of place in this city. Although she also eats seafood, she also has a fondness for spicy food, especially strong flavors. She also can't swim.

These two characteristics alone were enough to make Qin Zun doubt whether Tonghua was from Hangcheng.

Tonghua patted his chest and said without a doubt, "Of course! Not only did I grow up here, I was also born here. I have never been to any other city."

This is where she was born and raised, and she thought that she might never leave this city in her life.

"What about your mother? She seems to have never heard of your grandparents."

Although Qin Zun did not go to the Tong family very often, he had never heard anyone talk about Tong Hua's mother's relatives. He used to think that it was because Tong Hua's mother died early and they were unwilling to mention it. Now it seems that this is not the case.

When talking about her mother, Tonghua's eyes looked a little lonely: "My mother...my mother passed away when I was very young. As for whether I have grandparents, I have never heard my father mention it."

Tonghua's memory of her mother has begun to blur, and she can't remember her face clearly. She just feels that her mother must be a very gentle and loving person, otherwise she would not have bought her such a big princess bed when she was so young.

It was also because the bed could not be moved, otherwise it would have been snatched away by her cousins ​​just like the doll her mother bought for her.

The princess bed and the house might be the only things her mother left her.

So she has to protect them well.

The fighting spirit was rekindled in Tonghua's eyes.