Chapter 343 Heartbreak is the hardest to heal

"Are we really just going to let him leave like this? He's drunk, what if something happens to him?"

Fu Yanzun looked at Qi Xuan's swaying back and said in a cold tone, "Do you think that if the two of us go over there now, it will only make him angrier and add fuel to the fire? He's an adult and he needs to learn to handle things on his own. As his brothers, all we can do is listen to his complaints. Do you really think you can bring Xia Youxin over to remarry him?"

Ling Junhuai thought about it and felt that what Fu Yanzun said seemed to make sense.

"Feelings are the most complicated thing, and it's really something that outsiders can't control. Even if we comfort him for a while today, he will still feel heartbroken and sad when he wakes up tomorrow. Only when he comes to terms with it himself can he fully recover. The hardest wound to heal in this world is probably a heartbreak!"

Gu Panzi was originally invited by Tang Wan'er and Xia Youxin to have dinner together.

But she suddenly received a call from home, insisting that she return.

When they got home, nothing unexpected happened; it was just the usual routine: he kept asking her for money.

The Gu family lived in a dilapidated neighborhood in the suburbs.

The houses in this community

They were all built in the 1980s and 1990s, and due to the lack of property management, the community is in a dilapidated state.

Large areas of the exterior wall plaster have peeled off, and the yard is overgrown with weeds, some of which are taller than a person.

The paving stones that were originally laid on the ground were all crushed by the vehicle, exposing a large area of ​​soil.

Some homes have air conditioners installed but no drain pipes, so the water just falls directly to the ground, making a loud splashing sound like rain.

The shoes quickly got dirty from the mud on the ground.

The hallway was filled with the smells of mold, laundry detergent, shower gel, and stir-fried dishes.

These old buildings have several households per floor.

In some homes, the kitchen and bathroom are located in the hallway.

So even the slightest smell would drift into the hallway, and you could also hear the voices of each household talking.

In places like this, you probably have to whisper in someone's ear, otherwise the neighbors will know what you're saying.

Gu Panzi's home is on the third floor. Ever since she went to work at Xia Youxin's company, she hasn't come back to live there.

On the one hand, the journey is a bit too far, and on the other hand, Xia Youxin has staff dormitories.

For just two or three hundred yuan a month, you can stay in a single room.

Although the environment isn't great, at least you have your own private space.

If you rent a single room by yourself, it will cost at least 1,000 yuan.

In order to escape this home, Gu Panzi would rather move out.

She took out her key and opened the large iron gate outside.

The door inside is open. In the summer, in apartments with poor ventilation like this, the doors and windows are always left open because people are reluctant to turn on the air conditioning. A cross breeze will make it a little cooler.

When Gu Panzi returned, the whole family sat on the sofa watching TV, and not one of them even glanced at her.

It was as if she were just a tenant in this house.

"Dad, Mom, I'm back. What did you want to see me about?"

Only then did Gu's mother turn her gaze away from the television, as if bestowing a favor upon Gu Panzi.

Mrs. Gu was in her forties, with a thin face, high cheekbones, and a pair of particularly sharp phoenix eyes. Her curly hair was casually tied back, making it a bit fluffy. She was wearing a floral nightgown and holding a fan in her hand, fanning herself.