"Okay, that’s enough, don’t say anything more. You all can go back now; there’s nothing much here. If there’s a chance in the future, you can co visit in the Imperial Capital." Qin Xue looked at her endlessly chattering friends, feeling warmth in her heart.
But they had to catch the bus and couldn’t delay any longer; otherwise, they would have to wait until tomorrow.
"Alright, we won’t say anything more. You guys keep track of the ti and don’t miss the bus." Nangong Shulan looked at the many people who ca to see her daughter off, feeling gratified; they were all good people.
"Mm, Mom and Dad, take care of yourselves. We’ll co to see you when we have ti." Qin Xue turned to her parents beside her, instructing them.
"Don’t worry; we’re not kids anymore and know how to take care of ourselves. But you guys need to pay attention to yourselves." Qin Lei knew that once his daughter got busy, she might not even eat, so it was they who worried the most.
"We will. Don’t worry about us. We’re leaving now; take care, everyone." Qin Xue responded to her father’s words. Chu Molin carried the luggage and remained entirely silent.
People who didn’t know him might think he was mute, but even if he didn’t speak, no one would think he had any flaws—still exceedingly handso.
"Take care." Those who ca to see them off were all relatives and friends, and nobody felt like this goodbye was eternal. Everyone was just thinking about when they would et again.
But they didn’t know that after Qin Xue returned this ti, the news they received from her would be so heart-wrenching.
They just didn’t know it yet, which is why everyone was looking forward to the next eting.
"Dad, do you rember what I told you before?" Qin Xue asked her father softly.
"I rember. I won’t tell anyone that the shop is yours, nor will I let others know our family has such a big stockpile. You don’t have to worry; I’ve rembered." Qin Lei imdiately knew what his daughter was referring to.
"Good, then we’re leaving. Don’t overexert yourselves; take care of your health. If anything happens, write a letter or call. After so ti, I’ll send soone to install a phone for you." Qin Xue thought it was really inconvenient without a phone, so she planned to install one for them as it would have many benefits.
"No need; it’s too expensive. Writing letters will suffice." Qin Lei couldn’t bear it; installing a phone would cost thousands of dollars. With that amount, their family could do many things, and he couldn’t let her do such a thing.
"I know what to do. We’re leaving." Qin Xue didn’t allow her father to reject.
Spending a bit of money to understand the family’s situation—for her, the money was worth spending, so she planned to install one for them soday.
Qin Lei thought his daughter had listened, so he didn’t say more and let them catch the bus.
"Chu Molin, do you think it’s not good for us to leave like this?" Qin Xue looked at the silent man; he hadn’t spoken since morning.
Was he unhappy? Or was there another reason? This left her uncertain.
"No, it’s just watching you chat enthusiastically with them, so I didn’t join in. Didn’t feel it was bad." Chu Molin wondered what was going through her mind; when did he say such a thing?
"I thought you couldn’t bear to leave soone behind." Qin Xue didn’t know why she said such a thing, but the scene she saw made her uncomfortable.
And she couldn’t talk to them about it, which really frustrated her.
"What nonsense are you speaking? Who else is in my heart besides you?" Chu Molin didn’t know what was wrong with her, why she suddenly said such things?
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