Bai Dui went on, "Second, there's something I need you two to help with."
Hearing this, Bai Lu became certain that her eldest brother didn't care at all about those rumors saying she and Jun Ye weren't getting along. In Bai Dui's eyes, this little sulk of hers wasn't even worth mentioning.
"Every family has its own hard scripture to recite. If a household never has a bit of bickering or fussing, that's not really a family." Bai Dui said.
On this point, Lu Jun agreed. Think of those families that end up in divorce—just look at Jiang Mei's previous experience. Divorce doesn't come from quarreling; it's when there isn't even any arguing, when the couple has no communication at all, then sooner or later they'll split.
But what Bai Dui was bringing up now was another family entirely. He said to his younger sister, "Do you remember Great Aunt?"
