Su Peng looked at Xiaofeng.
Guaizi also turned his head to look at Xiaofeng.
Even if Xiaofeng had lost her memory, she had already been awake for many days, so how could she still know nothing about Yecheng’s affairs? It wasn’t very likely.
Xiaofeng felt guilty under their gaze and lowered her head, "These days my mind has been somewhat confused, and I haven’t asked much about his matters."
She only knew that Yecheng’s family background was decent, and she spent the rest of her time immersed in her own thoughts, unable to come out.
Seeing Xiaofeng , Su Peng didn’t say much else, turning to Xiaobao and saying, "Let Grandma help you bathe, and then go to sleep, okay?"
He Ximei reached out to Xiaobao, "Come on, let’s go take a bath."
Xiaobao looked at her mother with bright, shining eyes, "Mommy, I want you to bathe me, can you?"
Xiaofeng looked into her eyes and, seeing herself reflected in them, nodded.
It turned out Xiaofeng didn’t know how to help a child bathe at all.
Whether it was washing Xiaobao’s hair or bathing her, Xiaofeng was all thumbs and took a long time to finish.
Looking at her mother, who was drenched, Xiaobao laughed out loud, "Mommy, you just bathed me, but it seems like you’ve been in a water fight, haha."
Mommy is really clumsy, not even knowing how to bathe her, but the clumsy Mommy in front of her was quite adorable.
Her clothes were soaked, and her hair was also wet.
Xiaofeng looked at her own clothes and, hearing her daughter’s words, laughed.
It seemed...that life now was really much better than before.
Gu Yecheng hurried back to the Imperial Capital.
Old Master Gu had already been arrested, and the reason for the arrest was that someone had accused him of being the mastermind behind an old case.
"Acheng," the Prime Minister didn’t go to the office today, waiting for his son’s return. Seeing Yecheng enter, he immediately stood up and said, "Come with me to the study for a moment."
The trouble involving Old Master Gu was just the beginning—someone’s real goal was likely to overhaul the powers in the Imperial Capital.
Acheng followed the Prime Minister to the study.
"Acheng, how much have you figured out about case 319? This is the anonymous letter submitted by the other party, with undoubted evidence claiming that your grandfather colluded with a certain overseas organization to plan this bombing, with the intention of destroying our research findings," the Prime Minister handed the letter to Yecheng.
Yecheng opened it and saw several photocopies. They claimed to be the evidence left by his grandfather during contact with overseas connections. And it was precisely because of these pieces of evidence that the grandfather had been arrested.
After glancing over them, Yecheng snorted coldly, "Dad, if they hadn’t made a move, I wouldn’t have been certain about which organization they were connected to. Now that they’ve moved from the shadows to the fore, it’s much easier for me."
From this letter, it was clear that the bombing was related to overseas involvement, but who exactly was connected with the unknown overseas organization remained a mystery.
But he was certain it was definitely not his grandfather.
"The problem now is that they can prove this matter is related to your grandfather, and they even have the letters."
"Dad, only one of these papers is an original, the rest are photocopies. This could mean that the other pieces might have been forged by them."
"But this one is enough to keep your grandfather from getting out." The Prime Minister was of course aware of that possibility, but the current premise was that there was one genuine item amongst them, and it was certainly his father’s handwriting.
This one piece was enough to keep his father locked up.
"Dad, where is Grandfather being held now? I want to see him."
"He’s in the Suburb of the Capital."
"Okay, I got it," Gu Yecheng said as he walked out.
"Gu Cheng," the Prime Minister called out to Yecheng, "since this matter is related to overseas forces, you need to be extra careful."
If it involved overseas elements, it meant they certainly still had people within their own ranks. As for who, it was an unknown at this point.
"Dad, don’t worry, I have a plan in mind."
Watching his son, confident and prepared, the Prime Minister sighed softly to himself, acknowledging that he was indeed getting old, and the future belonged to the new generation of young people.
Gu Yecheng showed his credentials and met with his grandfather.
Given Old Master Gu’s status, and since the case was not yet fully confirmed, his living conditions inside were fairly tolerable. The staff inside didn’t dare to mistreat him.
"Grandfather, how are you doing?" Gu Yecheng asked gently, looking at Old Master Gu.
"I’m fine," Old Master Gu’s spirits were indeed good, "Did you come back alone?"
"Yes, Xiaofeng and the kids are in the countryside, which is also good. It gives me space." With the children not around, he didn’t have to worry about them so much.
"That’s good," Old Master Gu nodded, "Especially Xiaofeng, it’s better that she’s lost her memory for now. At least she doesn’t get tangled in these complicated events."