After some time, through Aunt Wan, his "informant" in the Gu Family, Mo Hua learned that Uncle Gu had likely already gone on a matchmaking date. Picking a moment, he secretly sent Gu Changhuai a message:
"Uncle Gu, how did the matchmaking date go?"
This question was probably quite annoying.
Gu Changhuai did not want to answer, so he gave no reply for a long time.
But this matter concerned the cause of Ye Jin's death, so after about an hour, Gu Changhuai ultimately suppressed his discomfort and replied:
"It failed."
"What kind of failure?" Mo Hua asked in confusion. "Did the matchmaking date fail, or did the 'interrogation' fail?"
A failed matchmaking date was perfectly normal, was it not?
The important issue was whether the interrogation had failed and yielded no clues.
Gu Changhuai replied, "Both failed."
Mo Hua sighed. "Uncle Gu, you're already an old Diansi. How could you not even handle such a small matter? You didn't get anything out of her..."
That old-fashioned, superior tone sounded exactly like the Old Chief Administrator holding someone accountable.
On the other end of the Message Token, Gu Changhuai's expression turned ugly.
Mo Hua really had a talent for infuriating people.
Mo Hua asked curiously again:
"What did you talk about during the matchmaking date? Did you discuss family background? Spirit Stone income? Cultivation plans? What did you think of that Instructor Hua?"
Unable to endure any longer, Gu Changhuai directly shut off the Message Token. Out of sight, out of mind—he ignored Mo Hua.
Mo Hua was helpless.
Uncle Gu's tolerance still needed improving.
He could not even bear those few words. Not magnanimous at all.
Since Uncle Gu would not say anything, he could only find another way to ask around.
Two days later, on the rest day,