Although Old Sir Gu suggested for Gu Yanjing to go back, Gu Yanjing didn't leave.
After all, Old Sir Gu was getting on in years and his heart wasn't too good.
Staying at the Longevity Hall, Gu Yanjing was naturally worried.
Fearing that in case anything happened, he wouldn't be there.
On the twenty-ninth, he spent the night at the temple.
On the morning of the thirty-first, at five o'clock, Old Sir Gu entered the Longevity Hall.
Gu Yanjing escorted him to the entrance. As Old Sir Gu entered and took a step inside, he paused, turned around, and looked at Gu Yanjing.
Gu Yanjing watched him from outside.
Old Sir Gu also looked at him, as if he had suddenly come to a realization, as if having to tell him something he had long concealed. Or perhaps as though he had kept something hidden for ages and finally had to let him bear it. Suddenly, he said: "Yanjing, you should come in too."
