However, Chu Jingchen had already sent them a message earlier, saying that something had come up on the way and he would be delayed for a while, so the two of them weren't in any hurry.
Su Qiao's arrival delighted Grandma Chu. The old lady was so happy that the corners of her mouth wouldn't stop lifting, and she held on to Su Qiao's hand without letting go.
Even after dinner, when they sat in the living room drinking tea, she still kept talking.
Su Qiao wasn't annoyed in the slightest. She continued answering her questions with a smile.
In Su Qiao's eyes, Grandma Chu was simply a lonely old woman who had lost her husband, while her two grandsons were usually so busy that she hardly ever saw them. She didn't even have anyone to talk to in her daily life. Now that she had met such a pleasant girl as Su Qiao—and one who had saved her life at that—she naturally had more to say than usual.
Chu Jingchen stayed beside them the whole time, sometimes making tea for them, sometimes cutting fruit, and sometimes handing them tissues.
As for Eldest Young Master Chu, Chu Zhenghao, although he barely said a word throughout and quietly looked at something on his phone, he didn't leave either.
Grandma Chu was holding Su Qiao's hand and telling her about her two grandsons when, halfway through, the conversation turned to the fact that they were both still single.
"Xiao Qiao, what do you think of this grandson of mine?" Grandma Chu pointed at the grandson on the right sofa chair, who was peeling a mandarin.
Su Qiao gave him a quick glance. "He's all right."
Grandma Chu's eyes lit up. "Then what if he became your boyfriend? Do you think that would