"Your uncle? Haven't you all been out of touch for over a decade?" the old lady asked in surprise as she looked at Su Wanyu.
"Yes, Mom, it was quite the coincidence. The last time I went to Haicheng for a study exchange, I happened to meet them near my old home. Actually, my uncle had tried to find me before, but just couldn't manage to. Over the years, they have continued to burn incense and make offerings for my dad," Su Wanyu explained, not wanting the old lady to misunderstand or have a bad impression of her maternal family.
As expected, hearing that they had tried to find Su Wanyu but couldn't, the old lady's impression of them improved a lot.
She nodded thoughtfully, "It's good that you've reconnected with them. After all, blood is thicker than water, and now that you've met again, it must be fate. Perhaps it was your dad, feeling sorry for you, who helped pull some strings from heaven. It's good to start getting together again, having more relatives means more paths open."
