She used to stay in hotels, but when she came back, she had her own yard.

This was also something she instructed her assistant to do. Even if she couldn't find her relatives, she would still spend some time in mainland China every year, because having a home would make her feel like she had one.

She wanted to buy a house, and given her social status and the one million Hong Kong dollars she donated, the staff responsible for receiving her were very proactive in helping her resolve the matter.

There was a large courtyard that had been reclaimed but not sold to the public, which was then sold to her.

This courtyard was once a prince's residence, and it is quite large, with the buildings inside being well preserved.

While Madam Sun was strolling around other cities, several rooms were quickly prepared in the courtyard. When she returned, everything she needed was there, and she could move in without any problem.

As soon as Mrs. Sun returned, she asked if anyone had called using the contact information left in the newspaper.

Of course there are, but these people were all found to be fake before they even went through the initial screening by the assistant.

Madam Sun was very disappointed by this.

That day, Zhao Qingju was chatting with her husband when they unknowingly started talking about how her mother and uncle recognized each other.

Upon hearing this, Wei Yaohui realized that his wife actually had an aunt who had been missing for many years. He couldn't help but recall a missing person notice he had seen.

When he saw the names Sun Guangming and Sun Shuping written on it, he smiled and thought that Sun Guangming was the same name as his wife's uncle, who was also his boss.

He didn't know his mother-in-law's full name. He figured that his mother-in-law and his wife's uncle were just siblings and there was no other one, so he didn't ask his wife about his mother-in-law's name.

I never expected to find out today that my wife has an aunt.

"Qingju, what's your mom's name?" Wei Yaohui couldn't help but ask.

"My mom called, why are you asking this?" Zhao Qingju asked, puzzled.

"Tell me your mom's full name first," Wei Yaohui said anxiously.

"Mom's full name is Sun Shuping."

"My goodness, Qingju, wait a minute."

Wei Yaohui quickly went to where he kept his newspapers and started searching.

He never throws away newspapers after he's finished reading them; he often uses old newspapers.

Because the date wasn't too far off, he found it quickly and immediately delivered it to his wife.

"Qingju, look here." He pointed to a spot.

“A notice seeking relatives…” Zhao Qingju read it aloud.

She was dumbfounded when she finished reading it.

What was her aunt's name again? "Quickly call my uncle," she said anxiously.