And she, actually, didn't find picking up or dropping off at the airport troublesome at all.
She didn't feel as if her mom moving into her home would disrupt her life or work either.
Yet, some things, she had spoken and persuaded about before, to little effect, so she could only choose to respect her mother's decision.
She didn't want her mother to feel mentally burdened either.
Then they reached an understanding, concluding their meetings with a meal.
"What's wrong?"
Having completed the game, Zhou Liao put down his phone, turned his head, and saw Zhiyun looking lost in a daze.
"My mom is leaving."
"Don't want to let her go?"
"It's okay, I'm used to it now."
Used to departures.
And used to living away from family.
Being able to gather occasionally was already good enough.
"Do you want to take Auntie?" Zhou Liao asked softly, looking at Zhiyun.
"I'd like to, but my mom doesn't want to trouble me," Zhiyun sighed, making a helpless expression.
