That's exactly why, when Mengzhen said she had something and wanted him to go to Beijing with her, he couldn't help but secretly laugh. But the more he thought about it, the more it felt like a tragedy—living more than twenty years, Tianyu was finally feeling just how tough life could be. He seriously couldn't figure out his little aunt—how did his uncle put up with her all these years anyway?
But Xiumei, before, was just sharp-tongued, not like she is now. Honestly, Xiumei kind of has this vibe like she's given up on herself, but if she's given up, why does everyone around her have to suffer as well? And how long is this "giving up" supposed to last? Is everyone supposed to follow her misery for the rest of their lives? No one owes her that.
But in Tianyu's words just now, He Yiran caught an important detail: "What kind of scary things did Zhenzhen say? I've never seen Zhenzhen scare anyone."
