Zhang Hu was an easy-going person.
Normally, aside from the matters concerning his close loved ones, there was hardly anything else that could make him take things too seriously.
So when Wang Chen saw him suddenly showing a solemn expression, he stopped talking about gathering herbs and changed the subject, asking, "Hu, what's happened to make you so serious?"
Zhang Hu's lips moved slightly, as he had intended to tell Wang Chen directly.
But after a second thought, the words stopped at the tip of his tongue.
He pulled Wang Chen along and said while walking outside, "Let's go to East River Bay first. I'll tell you when we get there. This matter is quite serious; I'm worried that you might find it so hard to accept that you wouldn't even be able to drive steadily."
Originally, Wang Chen guessed from Zhang Hu's expression that the matter was not simple.
