At Granny Zhang's house, Su Han was on a video call with her father.
"Hi, Xiaohan. I'm sorry, but something urgent has come up here. I won't be able to come home for New Year." On the video call, Su Mulin looked apologetically at Su Han. He had thought his daughter would be terribly disappointed, but to his surprise, Su Han showed little disappointment.
"It's all right. I'll celebrate New Year with Grandma. Just focus on your work, Dad."
"Uh... isn't there anything you want to say to me?"
"Thanks for all your hard work."
After hanging up, Su Han hummed happily as she kept playing with Togepi in her arms.
"Xiaohan, there's something I'd like to talk to you about." Just then, Granny Zhang came over, sat down, and took Su Han's hand.
Su Han let go of Togepi. "What is it, Grandma?"
Granny Zhang smiled and leaned close to Su Han's face. "Xiaohan, there's no one else here, so let me ask you: do you like Xiao Tian?"
Su Han's face flushed bright red at those words, and she pulled her hand back in bashful protest. "Grandma, what are you talking about...?"
"Just tell me honestly. Do you like that boy Xiao Tian or not?"
Su Han's face grew even redder. In the end, she answered in the tiniest voice, "I do..."
"I thought so." Granny Zhang nodded. "I've watched Xiao Tian grow up. I trust his character, and he's very kind, too. I'd feel at ease entrusting you to him."
"Oh, Grandma." Su Han was already red from her neck to the tips of her ears. "Please stop. I don't even know whether A-Tian likes me..."
"Hm? You haven't won Cheng Tian over yet?"
Su Han nodded a little bitterly. "A-Tian has always treated me as his