Han Hongmei nodded in response.

Su Wan and Han Hongmei sat down at the stall, and Han Hongmei looked at Su Wan.

She's gained a little weight, her complexion is rosy, and she looks much better overall than before.

She should have been happy, but for some reason, Han Hongmei felt inexplicably choked up.

"It seems you've been doing well lately."

Han Hongmei, who was supposed to be reminiscing about her mother-daughter relationship, changed the tone of her speech from the moment she opened her mouth.

Su Wan replied nonchalantly, "It's alright."

There was no rebuttal, no overtures, and no intimacy.

Su Wan's calm demeanor displeased Han Hongmei, but she suppressed her displeasure.

"Wanwan, what did Xiao Qin say about your brother's situation? Why haven't we heard anything for so long?"

Han Hongmei, who had not yet recovered from Su Qing's death, encountered the disappearance of Su Shikun.

Han Hongmei was extremely anxious at home every day. Her only son, her lifeblood, had gone missing, and the blow to her was devastating.

Originally, Qin Yi would call home every few days to tell her and Su Chengde about the situation.

But she hasn't received a call in the last few days.

I called the Qin family and found out that Qin Yi was away on a business trip.

It was Grandma Qin who told her that Su Wan was doing business here; it was the first time she had ever learned that her daughter had started a business.

They really have a big heart.

My sister is dead.

My older brother has disappeared.

She's quite something; her parents don't even visit her, and she doesn't care about her brother's affairs at all.

He's too preoccupied with his business to bother with them.

Han Hongmei was furious just thinking about it.

Su Wan listened to Han Hongmei's words and gave a mocking smile: "There's been no progress on my brother's matter yet. Qin Yi has given instructions, and they're investigating."

Han Hongmei's ears were ringing from listening.

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