Zhou Gu thought about how his maternal grandfather, at the most critical moment when Su Rong seized power, and during the civil strife in Nanchu when things were least favorable for them, had sent Cui Xingzhi to assist him in Nanchu. He was betting on his grandson, and on the Cui Family.
Now that the bet had been won, would he really let his two younger cousins establish themselves in Nanchu and not come himself? Would he really not come?
That was hard to tell.
With that in mind, Zhou Gu wrote a letter. The next morning, he dispatched someone on a fast horse to deliver it to Mister Cui of the Qinghe Cui Family.
