Gu Shaoqing was already a sophomore, and having him there made things more convenient, so Qinghe naturally had no objections; free labor that should not be wasted.
Seeing Qinghe's lack of enthusiasm, the two immediately guessed it must have been because of those annoying relatives causing trouble. Otherwise, how could a person who was still smiling after returning home suddenly become so listless and lethargic after dinner?
Gu Che swept the room with a glance, looking as secretive as a thief, and whispered, "Qinghe, grandpa originally wanted the family to sit down and have dinner together once a week and chat, but who knew some shameless people would always butt in. Since they're relatives, grandpa can't exactly kick them out, so it's become like this."
Qinghe had heard the stories of her grandfather; in his youth, he was decisive and strategic in warfare, the most prominent general at the founding of the country, and the most trusted confidant of the leader at the time.
