Gu Moli said, "That place is still yours. If you want to live here, you can come back anytime."
"Huh? No need... Actually, I'm okay with this place; it was only when I was young, when my parents were still in the country, they often brought me here to stay. I was little then, and didn't have much feeling about houses, home, property, and things like that."
Gu Ran was also worried about what he heard today, that he might still be concerned, so she was cautiously watching him.
Meanwhile, Gu Moli glanced at that house and suddenly smiled, saying, "I remember there were often dogs kept here."
"Ah, those were my family's dogs," Gu Ran said. "How do you remember that?"
Gu Moli looked at her, "I lived next door to you."
Gu Ran was stunned and looked at the house next door, suddenly recalling, "Ah, that's where my uncle lived."
Gu Moli chuckled, "You even came over to pet the dogs I had."
Gu Ran was even more surprised, turning back, "Third Brother, you had dogs?"
