The two people turned around, and sure enough, they saw a car from the county office.
"Could you help me take this to Second Aunt Qin’s house?" Su Hai asked elegantly.
"Of course, of course!" Xu Laodi nodded repeatedly. She knew that taking people to find Second Aunt Qin would definitely get her something to eat.
Good things were there for the taking!
Once Su Hai had sent Xu Laodi away, he turned to Sheng An with a smile.
"Let’s go! An’an, come to your house."
Sheng An shuddered, feeling goosebumps all over.
"Are we familiar? If not, please call me by my full name."
"What is your full name?"
"Oh! An’an, we’ll get to know each other later. I am your sister’s uncle, so you should call me ’uncle’ too."
Walking ahead, Sheng An suddenly turned around, his eyes wide with terror as he looked at Su Hai. "What did you say? Say that again?"
"I said I am your sister’s uncle!" Su Hai repeated.
"Nonsense, you’re talking nonsense!" Sheng An immediately bristled like an agitated cat, his whole body showing aggression. "My sister has no uncle. You’re lying."
"No! There wasn’t one before, but there is now."
"You dream of taking my sister away from me! I won’t give you that chance." Sheng An coldly huffed and, flustered, began to run toward home.
He rushed home, immediately locking the door behind him. "Dad, Mom, come quickly, someone is pretending to be my sister’s uncle, come quickly."
Sheng An shouted anxiously, startling the two people inside the house, particularly Shen Luhua, whose face turned pale without a hint of color.
"What’s going on? What’s going on? Why are you screaming?"
"Mom, that man named Su said he is my sister’s uncle!" Sheng An said urgently, causing Shen Luhua and Sheng Laosan to panic as well.
"What should we do? What should we do?" Shen Luhua realized it was Su Hai who had come; he had seen her before, and what if he recognized her?
Despite not having seen each other for over a decade, the people from the Su Family were all sly foxes, and it wasn’t guaranteed they wouldn’t recognize her.
Thinking this, Shen Luhua once again chose to back off. Instead of moving forward, she swiftly stepped back and quietly hid.
"An’an, open the door!" Sheng Laosan scolded. "Who locks the door from the inside when there are guests?"
"Dad, he’s a bad man."
"Can’t I tell the difference between good and bad people?" Sheng Laosan glared, and Sheng An had no choice but to open the door.
Su Hai smiled gracefully as he faced the front door.
"Hello!" Su Hai saw Sheng Laosan and nodded slightly.
Sheng Laosan’s eyesight was a bit poor; seeing a stranger required a good long look. "We met yesterday, didn’t we? At my son-in-law’s house?"
"Yes!" Su Hai regretted not asking more questions the day before.
"So, why have you come..."
"I am Su Yun’s brother, Su Hai!" Su Hai directly stated his purpose, carefully watching Sheng Laosan’s reaction. He noticed a brief flicker of surprise in his eyes when he heard the name Su Yun, and a heavy stone hanging in his heart finally fell.
"Come in!" Sheng Laosan stepped aside to let him in, and Sheng An made a face at him.
"This girl is mischievous, please don’t mind her." Sheng Laosan nervously rubbed his hands together, leading Su Hai into the main room. He had intended to call Shen Luhua to bring some water, but he couldn’t see her and forgot in his anxiety.
"An’an, we need to discuss something important; you go do your own thing."
"Oh!" Sheng An made a fierce face at Su Hai before reluctantly leaving.
"Hello, let me introduce myself." Su Hai stood up very formally, bowing at a ninety-degree angle to Sheng Laosan. "I am Su Yun’s brother. I am here to reconnect with my niece and also to thank you for taking care of Ningning all these years."