When Su Nuannuan said the word "Dad," Uncle Dewang's eyelashes twitched twice without thinking, then he chuckled and said, "Alright, I'll go, of course I'll go! You and your mom are living better and better now, and I'm truly happy for you two from the bottom of my heart."
Su Nuannuan smiled, her eyes crinkling. "Okay, what about Aunt Meizi?"
Then they heard a sharp female voice coming from inside the house: "Go for what! Go there just to watch other people living better than us—how's that supposed to make you feel good!"
Uncle Dewang turned back awkwardly. "What nonsense are you talking! We're neighbors, can't you just keep it peaceful for once!"
Su Nuannuan let out a dry laugh. "Uncle Dewang, I'll go in and talk to her… It's a reunion meal, missing one person doesn't feel right. You're all elders who watched me grow up!"
"Fine… if it really doesn't work out, don't put yourself through it. Your Aunt Meizi's temper isn't great…"
"I know."
