Su Qiao had fairly dark circles under her eyes before. He figured she must have set up her stall at night, then gone home and continued working, leaving her with little sleep.
"There's really nothing serious."
Su Qiao picked up her bag and slung it over her shoulder, then walked toward the door.
Chu Jingchen hurried after her and casually took the white casual shoes she had just changed out of from the cabinet. "Then why don't you spend more time keeping her company?"
"She keeps forgetting things, throwing little tantrums, refusing to eat, refusing to take her medicine, and constantly trying to sneak over here to see you."
"The doctor said she's showing early signs of dementia. On top of that, she has heart disease and high blood pressure. I'm genuinely afraid she'll sneak out and something like what happened that day will happen again."
Su Qiao also felt that Grandma Chu's condition was becoming increasingly serious.
Maybe she really should help Grandma Chu get her health properly adjusted.
"Fine!"
Chu Jingchen realized that as long as he brought up his grandmother, Su Qiao gave in very easily.
Sure enough, he had fallen for this girl. No matter how cold she seemed on the surface, her heart was warm—and exceptionally soft.
He rubbed his fingers together, coughed twice, and tentatively asked, "Ahem, your family already knows that you live here, and they keep coming to bother you and disturb you. Why don't you move somewhere else?"
"Move now?"
Su Qiao had never intended to stay here forever, but she had no plans to move anytime soon.
Chu Jingchen quickly analyzed the situation for her. "Look, you must have plenty to deal with normally. Going back and forth between the east and west sides of the city takes nearly two