Now the compound only recognizes passes, and even if someone knows him, they can't let him through.

Lu Cheng borrowed a phone from the security office to call home, but no one answered.

She suddenly regretted not informing her family in advance that she was returning to China today.

The sun is high in the sky, and the courtyard entrance is empty, without even a single tree.

After waiting for almost half an hour, just as Lu Cheng was about to leave with her luggage,

"Chengcheng?"

She heard a familiar voice, turned around and saw He Qingyu returning in a private car.

"Sister-in-law, no one's home. They stopped me." Lu Cheng's eyes lit up, and when she looked down at her mother sitting in the back seat, she twitched her lips.

"Minister He, we need your signature before we can let Miss Lu in." The head of the security department walked over and respectfully handed over a registration book.

Lu Cheng pouted and tried to open the car door to get in, but Grandma Lu told the driver to lock the door.

“You walk back yourself. Your sister-in-law and I are just hitching a ride.”

Grandma Lu said she wanted it, without even glancing at her daughter Lu Cheng, and immediately instructed the driver to start the car.

A cloud of dust rose up, and Lu Cheng coughed several times.

She dragged her luggage into the courtyard, muttering to herself, "She's still so stubborn after all these years."

Lu Cheng walked to her own front door, and her heels were already blistered.

He Qingcui was waiting for her at the door, shaking her head and chuckling.

"If you keep dawdling, the old lady will get angry soon."

This aunt is exceptionally willful. She insisted on marrying a foreign businessman, which angered her parents so much that they didn't answer her calls for two years.

Lu Cheng simply took off her high heels and walked barefoot.