Zhou Xiaotong was so stumped that she couldn't speak for a while, and it was only after a long pause that she sullenly said, "Reason? Fine, I made a special trip to your hometown to please your parents and got someone to approve the building addition permit for your family's house... Is that a good reason?"
"Building addition?" Feng Jun blinked, surprised, and said, "You've taken care of this?"
He knew all too well how difficult that matter was: the dispute over his family's house went back thirty or forty years, from grandpa to dad, starting with unclear property rights. After winning the lawsuit, the issue was enforcement; eventually, the county wanted to develop the area uniformly, and there were too many complications involved.
One could say that Feng Jun had heard about this problem countless times since childhood, and it had become a constant worry for both his parents and his uncle.
