"Go back to your dad's house before you leave. No matter what they did, they are still your parents. You should still do what you need to do and not leave any reason for criticism. As for Yu Yin and the child, there is no need to force them."
“I know, Grandpa. After you send them back to the guesthouse tonight, I’ll go back and check on them. I should at least say hello.”
"Alright, Grandpa knows you're a sensible child, and Yu Yin is also well-informed. Grandpa isn't worried about you two. Let's live a good life together."
After giving his instructions, Grandpa didn't say anything more. The children are grown up, and there's only so much they can do. Just take good care of yourselves and don't be a burden on them. That's enough.
Grandma Lu didn't say much to Yu Yin either, but simply took out the food she had prepared and told them to take it with them and eat it in the car the next day.
"Thank you, Grandma. You and Grandpa, please take care of yourselves too. I'll send you some pretty dried flowers later."
"Okay, I'm waiting."
Children are born, raised, and then sent away – this has been the unchanging journey of humankind for thousands of years, and everyone has to go through it.
After leaving their grandparents' house, Shuqi and Shuyun escorted Yuyin and the child back to the guesthouse, while Lu Shurui went to visit his father.
"Dad, Mom, we're going back tomorrow. We just wanted to let you know."
"So soon, you went back after only a few days."
"Yu Yin took a month off, mainly because the journey was too long and she wasted it all on the road."
"Okay, go back to work hard and live a good life. Don't worry about the family. We'll be fine."
Mr. Lu was also heartbroken. His children had finally come back for a visit, but it had turned into an unpleasant experience. Who knew when they would see each other again?
Lu's mother remained silent, seemingly lost in thought.
Sister Lu and the others didn't show up either; I wonder if they weren't home.
Having said everything that needed to be said, Lu Shurui left her parents' home.
Yes, my parents' house.
That stilted house in Yunnan Province was his home, where his wife and children lived; he had a home of his own.
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