"Mom and Dad, you can stay at our place when you're free. Changing the surroundings sometimes changes the mood too," Feiling muttered internally, not responding to Wen Shufei's words but addressing Father Jing and Mrs. Jing. Although she kept a composed exterior, she felt somewhat unhappy inside.
Mrs. Jing took turns holding the triplets, feeling a deep reluctance to part with them. After all, these were the grandchildren she had raised, and now they were separating. Considering they still lived close by in the Capital, Mrs. Jing watched her youngest son and his family leave.
Once she stepped outside the Jing Family house, Feiling felt a sigh of relief. It was more comfortable being in her own home without having to be so considerate of others.
At the Jing Family home, the departure of Jing Yao and his family left Father Jing, Mrs. Jing, and even Jing Hao not particularly happy, with Wen Shufei visibly upset.
