In the front yard, which had been sprinkled with water, the colorful evening clouds faded, leaving behind the last glimmer of twilight. As gusts of mountain wind swept through, the sweltering heat of the day finally dissipated.
A square table was set up.
It wasn't just Xu Ergen who had joined them; Xu Sanhu was also seated at the foot of the table. The old man and the young one had both been duped into coming by Xu Changqing—tricked by the seemingly honest girl.
But it would be impossible to say they were unhappy. They hadn't come for a cup of wine or a free meal. They came for the simple pleasure of knowing their own child or brother felt they were more special to her than anyone else.
Luckily, Bai Chenggang didn't know what his two tablemates were thinking. Otherwise, he would have surely said, 'No need to guess. It's so obvious you don't even have to say it.'
