The matter was settled, and Meng Yunzheng then said to Aunt Hong, "Today I also wanted to draw two portraits, one of Lele's parents. One is for the child to have as a remembrance, and also to make it easier to find Lele's mother with the portrait."
Aunt Hong nodded repeatedly, "Yes, yes, you can draw it down."
She looked around, "Let's go to the living room to draw, my room is dark, I'm afraid it will be hard to see clearly."
For a house like the Hong Family's, the rooms were generally not large, and the windows were small. For everyday coming and going it wasn't a big deal, but reading and writing strained the eyes.
Moreover, the main room where Aunt Hong used to live had long been given to her son and daughter-in-law. Her room's window didn't have a good orientation, which made it even more inconvenient.
Meng Yunzheng had no objections, and the group left the house, with Aunt Hong calling out to Ms. Yu.
