"Don't worry; leave it all to us," Mr. Gu instructed worriedly. "The journey is long, and the vast ocean awaits you. Be cautious."
"Indeed," Second Uncle Gu echoed. "When the wind and fog are strong, seek refuge in a harbor. Safety comes first."
"I understand," Gu Chengrui replied solemnly, bowing in gratitude.
He then escorted them to their guest room and informed them of the exact departure time for the following morning.
Unbeknownst to him, Zhou Huaiming woke up shortly after their departure, tears silently streaming down his face. The news he'd received painted a grim picture – Gu Chengrui was critically ill and needed to retire.
In all honesty, their relationship hadn't always been smooth, even teetering on the brink at times, but the thought of him leaving was unbearable.
But...
At dawn the next day, Gu Chengrui and his group boarded the ship in hushed tones. They then raised anchor and set sail for the open sea.
