Gong Ruini originally thought that Zhan Banxia and the others accepted the surname Zhan without much doubt, and didn't think much of it either.
But unexpectedly, as soon as the adults left, leaving the six children behind, Zhan Banxia started asking questions.
"Sister, why do we have to be surnamed Zhan?"
"Is it because people think we might study medicine, so we have to be surnamed Zhan?"
"Our brothers aren't surnamed Zhan. Is it because they won't study medicine, so they follow dad's surname?"
"Will dad and our brothers still like us in the future?"
These questions are so profound. Yes, they're fairly easy to answer, but how should Gong Ruini respond to stop the two kids from continuing to ask more?
Oh, having two smart younger brothers can be quite a headache.
"Because Uncle Zhao, who is your father, has great respect for your maternal grandfather and wants your mother to feel at ease, he let you take your mother's surname."
