When Du Heng saw that familiar back, all the unhappiness and troubles in his heart vanished.
"Sister-in-law, when did you arrive? Why didn't you tell me you were coming?" Du Heng was a little excited.
He had been raised by his sister-in-law since he was seven years old. Their bond was far deeper than a typical relationship between a brother-in-law and sister-in-law could explain; Du Heng wouldn't have objected if someone called her his mother.
His sister-in-law, Zhang Sumei, didn't turn around. While busy stir-frying, she found a moment to say, "I arrived this afternoon. Xiao Kang bought the plane ticket for me and even took me to the airport. Otherwise, I wouldn't have even known how to get in; it's so big! Quick, go wash your hands and get ready for dinner. You've been at the Hospital all day; your hands must be covered in germs."
