"Shen Weilan, don't go too far."
"I am going too far, what can you do about it?" Weilan said, and then hung up the phone, completely ignoring him. Why didn't you do something earlier?
She turned off her phone and continued to eat in silence.
Song Di returned to the seaside villa and had someone bring over two cases of beer.
Lu Hechen hadn't come back yet.
Auntie Fu had already gotten out of bed, although she wasn't walking very quickly yet.
Song Di sat down on the sofa and began to drink.
"Song Di, what's happened to you?" Auntie Fu walked over and asked.
Song Di gave her a cool glance and asked, "Auntie Fu, is your back better now?"
Auntie Fu was taken aback, her face turning grim: "Yes, it's better."
"Auntie Fu, you know, 'Heaven's calamities may be forgiven, but one's own calamities, they bring upon themselves.' " Song Di continued and took a large gulp of beer, then belched rudely without any regard for politeness.
