Han Jingchen hurriedly walked a few steps and supported her: "Itâs inconvenient to talk over the phone, afraid you would worry. Iâll head back as soon as Iâm done here."
He helped her into the living room, "Did Yanyan see them?"
Han Jingchen helped her sit down, "Yes, they have already arrived, and all is well."
After saying that, he poured himself a glass of water and gulped it down before continuing, "Iâve already received Yanyanâs call; sheâs arranged everything properly. We need to prepare and then go back to pick them up."
Gu Wanqing obviously understood what this meant: "Sheâs really had it tough."
Han Jingchen, filled with integrity, "We have no choice; during such extraordinary times, we must be cautious."
Gu Wanqing looked at Han Jingchen: "Should we prepare some things to take over there?"
Han Jingchen shook his head, "Yanyan has prepared everything. Letâs not add complications and risk attracting attention."
Gu Wanqing thought about it and agreed, knowing that her daughter was detail-oriented and her husband was right, so she let it go.
Han Jingchen patted his wife, whose brows had been furrowed all this time: "Donât worry, Yueshan is by their side; what do you have to worry about? Itâs just a shame for Yueshan, being labeled as a second marriage."
Gu Wanqing was also full of guilt: "Once everything ends, Iâll definitely accompany mom and dad to clear things up for him, and compensation will not be lacking."
Han Jingchen was worried that Gu Wanqing would be upset because of this matter, and hurried to console her: "Shanzi brought this up himself, and I thought it over for a long time before agreeing."
Moreover, this matter was agreed upon from above, to protect Shanziâs identity, fearing those desperadoes would retaliate upon learning about him.
Doing this is also to confuse the public and make it mutually beneficial.
After all, Zhang Yueshanâs subsequent task still involves some of those at large; those people are indeed formidable.
With this, he can precisely avoid the timeline of the second task and act as if he has been living with his in-laws all along, only recently regaining his memory. When those people are completely caught, these issues wonât matter anymore.
Just like the old couple of the Gu family, once those secretly plotting against them are dealt with, they naturally neednât be so cautious anymore.
Gu Wanqingâs grandparents were also very excited to hear their daughter would be coming in two days.
They knew Gu Wanqing was pregnant and had told Xinyan that no matter how many children Gu Wanqing had, the Gu familyâs fortune would largely belong to Yanyan.
These words were partly out of guilt towards the child, partly to show their stance, and, of course, because they genuinely liked their granddaughter.
Xinyan didnât care much about these things, knowing she wasnât someone without skills; she could create whatever she wanted.
The old couple of the Gu family and Granny Zhang were very talkative and quickly got along well, having great conversations.
Families that got along well with the Zhang Family, upon hearing about Zhang Yueshanâs return, came to pay their respects one after another.
The small courtyard was bustling for a while.
Zhang Yueshan didnât hide anything, directly introducing the old couple of the Gu family to everyone.
After all, they would be living here for a while, and rather than letting others question, it was better to boldly introduce them to avoid suspicion.
Xinyan was relieved seeing how quickly they integrated here.
After all, her father had said earlier that the people of the Shanghai Chu Family had already gone abroad. If it werenât for her fatherâs preparations, her grandparentsâ situation would have been grim.
However, since the Chu Family made the first move, she decided to meet the Chu Family.
They shouldnât think just because the Gu family now only has Gu Wanqing, an external daughter, they can be easily bullied. Of course, she mostly wants to clarify why these families are relentlessly pursuing the Gu family.
She didnât believe her uncleâs tragic death and her other uncleâs disappearance were coincidences; they must be related to these families.
The Gu family and those families can be said to have a deadly feud. Even if she doesnât want to get involved, it seems she has no choice; otherwise, being followed wouldnât have happened.
If she canât avoid it, she might as well face it head-on.
However, she needs to discuss this further with her father.
She knows her father has already taken action and must have firsthand information. After all, knowing oneself and oneâs enemy leads to countless victories, ensuring better responses.