"I'm going to find Grandpa!" Suiyi said, finding a small bicycle in the yard and riding towards Qingyang Lake. Her young figure exuded youthful energy; time truly is wonderful.

Sui Yi rode her bicycle to Qingyang Lake and saw two people fishing together. She recognized one of them as her grandfather and called out, "Grandpa! I'm here!" The old man's hand trembled, and the fish that was about to bite escaped. He glared at the girl parking her bicycle.

"So what if you're here? What's all the fuss about? You scared all my fish away." Sui Yi had barely approached when she heard her grandfather's disgruntled voice.

"Uh, you old man are being really unreasonable. You blame me for the fish getting away?"

"I don't care, here you go. I lost one fish, you have to pay me back with ten." The old man stood up, put the fishing rod in Sui Yi's hand, and went to cool off in the shade.

Sui Yi was speechless. She walked over and saw that she also had no fish in her fish basket, while the fish basket next to her already had two fish!

"Oh! So you couldn't catch fish as well as others, so you dragged your granddaughter down with you. Grandpa, you're really not being fair!" Suiyi snorted.

"What? What did you say? Oh dear! I can't hear anything."

Suiyi: "..."

Distinguished guest: "I don't know this old man."

Sui Yi glanced at the man wearing a sun hat and sunglasses, feeling an inexplicable sense of mystery and danger emanating from him, a chilling aura emanating from him. Sui Yi only glanced at him once before sitting down to fish.

The man turned to look at Sui Yi, feeling as if he had seen her before. He frowned in thought, saying nothing, simply enjoying this moment of peace.