Like-Minded

After returning to Capital City, Jiang Xia was extremely busy, staying that way until mid-April. She was due to leave for Canton City the next day to attend the Spring Canton Fair.

Jiang Xia was packing her luggage, and there were quite a lot of things to bring for the three babies.

When Old Mai saw her, he said, "You don't need to bring too much. The house over there has everything—clothes, milk powder, and diapers. I've already had the workers prepare them."

Old Mai had also come to Capital City. He had arrived a few days ago.

At the beginning of April, Old Mai had invited a feng shui master from Hong Kong Island back to the mainland. He found an auspicious burial site and re-established a cenotaph for his deceased wife.

They still had not found her remains. His son had been too young at the time and had no memories of anything.

He instructed Father Jiang to bury him there after his death.

Because of this, Jiang Xia and Zhou Chenglei had also gone back once.

Seeing that Old Mai was in low spirits, Jiang Xia invited him to Capital City to help look after the children. They could then fly together to Canton City to attend the Canton Fair.

That was why Old Mai had come to Capital City.

Jiang Xia said, "It's not that much. I only packed a few things that we might need on the plane. One suitcase is enough."

The main reason it looked like so much was that once she started packing, she had to pack for all three children.

Only then did Old Mai stop commenting. He asked, "Have you arranged everything for the studio?"

Old Mai had been in Capital City for several days, and all he saw was