After lunch, Hao Ren asked the Nangong couple about their plans.
"Your old home is definitely gone by now." Hao Ren pulled Nangong's parents onto the sofa and began discussing their future. "And you're completely out of touch with the current world. There's a lot you'll need to learn. I suggest you stay here for now. The house is a little old, but there are still empty rooms. Besides, you and your children have been separated for so many years. You should spend more time together."
There was still one empty room in the mansion—the room they had prepared for Roll last time. After it had been cleaned up, it had never been put to use. That stupid cat absolutely refused to sleep obediently in her own room like a normal person, let alone make her own bed. Even now, she insisted on spending the night on the cushion in the living room. No one in the house could do anything about that cat, so the room had naturally remained empty.
The Nangong couple looked at their children. Of course they wanted to stay with them, but the elderly couple was somewhat ill at ease. Nangong Wudi rested his hands on his knees. "This... would that really be all right? You've already done us such a huge favor. To receive such kindness from someone with no familial connection to us... I truly feel uncomfortable accepting it."
Elsa nodded as well. "Yes. We can take May and March back to our hometown. The house may be gone, but the people are still there. We can simply build a new one."
Lily was typing away on her notebook beside them. Without even looking up, she replied, "Forget it. I checked just now. The place where you used to live has been developed