Zhu Pang was referring to Gu Chengyu's second uncle; he had already noticed on the boat that Gu Chengyu didn't have fond feelings for his second uncle.
He had been observing for several days on the boat; it seemed this second uncle was somewhat wary of Gu Chengyu. The specific reason for the wariness, he could not say, it was just a feeling.
Gu Chengyu responded with a faint "hmm," and turned to see the two had already gotten off the carriage. Ming Mo moved everything down, paid the fare, and sent the three drivers away.
"Ming Mo! Put my things and Mr. Zhu's things back on the carriage; we'll move them to my house later."
Gu Chengyu returned this time with Zhu Pang; it's somewhat unsuitable to stay at the old house.
After all, the courtyard at the old house isn't spacious, plus the second family's courtyard is together with theirs; to avoid irritating Gu Chengyi and them, it seemed safer for Zhu Pang to stay in his own courtyard.
