After finishing their meal, Jiang Jingheng and Mu Yan went back to the hotel for a nap and spent the whole day there.
In the evening, a call came from Mrs. Zhuang inquiring about Mu Yan's work.
Mu Yan felt a bit guilty and replied, "It's going well."
Mrs. Zhuang wanted her to come back for lunch the next day. Mu Yan instinctively wanted to refuse, but couldn't get the words out.
Mrs. Zhuang seemed to know what she was thinking and said, "Nuannuan, don't worry about others. This home is up to your grandfather and me. No matter who leaves, it won't be you. If you don't want to come back, Grandma can only think that you're angry with Grandma."
"No, Grandma, you've misunderstood. I'm not angry with you. I'll come back tomorrow."
"Alright, then I'll have Auntie make something tasty for you."
"Okay, thank you Grandma. You rest early."
Hanging up the phone, Mu Yan felt increasingly guilty towards her grandparents.
They were getting old and couldn't handle emotional ups and downs.
