Gu Yingying didn't know that her cousin Gu Wanqing, whom she was eagerly waiting to return to Beijing, had already returned and reunited with her husband and daughter.
Thinking of her own plan, she casually asked, "Dad, wasn't my cousin supposed to arrive in the south by the end of the year? Where is she now?"
Gu Hongrui recalled the news he received earlier in the year, "I really can't say. How could I possibly know your cousin's schedule?"
He couldn't help but look at his daughter again, "Why are you inquiring about this?"
Gu Yingying peeled an orange casually and handed it over, "I'm just thinking that if Cousin is back in Beijing, it would be nice to go and say hello. The more we interact, the closer we become, that's why I'm asking."
Gu Hongrui sternly warned his daughter, "Back then, if it weren't for your cousin's family taking us in, we wouldn't be where we are today. We must remember this kindness.
