Ye Qifeng knew nothing of the subsequent conversation between Ye Huiyin and her daughter Ye Lingling at the entrance of Begonia Medical Hall, nor did he know what the mother and daughter were each thinking.
After leaving Begonia Medical Hall,
under Liu Erlong's guidance, he followed the broad, level streets paved with bluestone bricks, walking directly from Heaven Dou City's East District through the most prosperous and affluent Central District toward the West District.
Perhaps because her injuries had fully healed and she had regained her strength and mobility, Liu Erlong was in an excellent mood and had returned to her usual straightforward, cheerful self.
All along the way,
Liu Erlong chatted endlessly with Ye Qifeng as they walked, introducing him to the various landmarks along the streets and everything she knew about Heaven Dou City.
Another two hours passed.
Before the red sun had set, Liu Erlong finally brought Ye Qifeng back to her residence in the West District.
Liu Erlong's home was located in a fairly good area of the West District. It was not too far from the bustling Central District, only around two or three kilometers away.
Although it was far less lively and prosperous than the East District, it was already one of the prime locations in the West District. It was nowhere near as poor as Liu Erlong had initially described to Ye Qifeng.
Looking at the single-story house ahead, complete with its own courtyard and measuring over two hundred square meters, Ye Qifeng felt that Liu Erlong had definitely been too modest.
In Heaven Dou City, where every inch of land was worth a fortune, even in the most underdeveloped West District, buying a house like this would surely have cost no small sum.
Liu Erlong's mother had not come from a wealthy