Bo Yanching showed no expression on his face, his lips seemed to be smiling, but there was no warmth in his eyes, "Alright, thank you, Grandpa."
Elder Bo frowned slightly, but was reasonably satisfied with his attitude, so he said nothing more.
Yet, when Bo Yanching mentioned he was leaving, Elder Bo stopped him, "It's almost time for dinner, why are you leaving now? There's a place for you to stay here. Your villa has been cleaned up, and since you're staying in the Capital City for a few days, you'll need a place to stay. Nowhere is better than home."
Bo Yanching turned around, "No, I don't want to disturb your peace here, Grandpa, besides, I have work to do and need to go to the city center. I can't manage going back and forth every day."
Elder Bo still had some thoughts, but Bo Yanching's attitude left him uncertain. He was polite enough as a junior, yet not that respectful. Trying to find fault was pointless.
