After Chu Molin and the others had arranged their luggage, they headed for the station.
Nangong Shulan found it hard to get used to the empty house.
"Mom, have you eaten yet? If not, you can eat some of the food, it's still warm," she said.
Nangong Shulan turned to look at her in-laws and siblings-in-law.
"We've eaten. Don't worry about us. You should eat if you haven't had anything yet."
The old lady also found it hard to adjust. The house was bustling with people and filled with laughter these past few days. Now that everyone was gone, the house seemed cold and desolate.
"I'm not hungry. Why don't you sit in the living room? I'll clean up here and join you."
Nangong Shulan saw that no one wanted to eat and decided to clear the dishes and utensils first. She was not in the mood to eat anyway.
"Okay, don't worry about us. Take your time."
