The return of Mei Hanqing, coupled with the occasion of Su Mingzheng's birthday, filled the entire Su family with an atmosphere of joy.
No one was happier than Jian Yunong's family and Su Mingzheng.
Some are happy while others are worried, an age-old truth!
In an old teahouse by Lake Suhang, Su Yunyi sat gracefully and calmly by the window, sipping fragrant tea, appearing carefree.
Sitting opposite Su Yunyi was a young man of similar age.
The young man did not share Su Yunyi's somewhat handsome and gentle features; his looks were quite ordinary, easily overlooked in a crowd.
That is, of course, unless you look at his eyes.
His eyes were narrow and long, with a hint of viciousness, making eye contact with him felt like staring at a wolf.
This man was Su Changhe, the young master of the Su family, the son of the Su family's second son, and the one whose mother, Zhou Yuetong, tried to make things difficult for Mei Hanqing yesterday.
