These two figures were also old acquaintances of Tang Yi.
One was Song Bingyun's aunt, and the other was her daughter, Zhou Qinghui.
However, Tang Yi was not well acquainted with them, so he did not go over to greet them.
At Zhou Qinghui's table, there were three people in total, aside from the mother and daughter, there was also a man.
The man was covered in brand-name clothes, his hair slicked back with gel, and the large gold watch on his wrist gleamed brightly.
Tang Yi frowned.
He figured that Zhou Qinghui's mother was introducing her daughter to a potential suitor.
But clearly, the man with an air of showing off was not a good man.
However, Zhou Qinghui's mother did not care about these things; her style of doing things was very similar to her sister Liang Rulan's.
To her, a daughter was an asset, a means to marry into a great family and lift oneself from obscurity to prominence.
Tang Yi did not care much for these matters.
