In the study, Gu Mozhen and his grandson Chi Sheng were locked in a fierce battle over the chessboard.
Gu Mozhen usually prefers Chinese chess; he only knows a bit of international chess, so he's not particularly good at it.
As for Chi Sheng, thinking that his maternal grandfather had settled abroad, he assumed international chess must be his hobby and specialty. So, wanting to cater to his grandfather's tastes, Chi Sheng had spent the past half year practicing international chess, planning to play a few games with him once he came to Washington, so they could share some family time.
So the two of them, grandfather and grandson, were pretty evenly matched, really able to have fun together.
Yu Wanqing, Chi Jingxuan, and Qin Yuji all knew the truth, of course, but the three of them chose to play dumb and not point it out. They sat quietly to the side watching, now and then exchanging a smile.
The room was filled with calm contentment.
