Back home again, everyone got ready to sleep and rest for a while.
Old Master Fu clasped his hands behind his back. "Hiss... I keep feeling like I've forgotten something."
Fu Yunting said, "Dad, go get some sleep. Just because your body's younger doesn't mean you can abuse it."
Old Master Fu glared at him. "You don't need to tell me that."
He took his health very seriously now.
Everyone went to bed, and the house fell quiet.
Meanwhile...
In some unknown alley.
Fu Wenzi looked utterly defeated. "Where the hell did I end up? Wasn't I running toward the beach?"
With his pathetic combat ability, Fu Wenzi hadn't kept up with those flying through the sky or those running along the ground.
He could have kept up with his eldest brother.
But along the way, he had come across a dog with its head stuck in a door gap. Kind and helpful as he was, he had stopped to free its head.
Then... everyone was gone.
The crucial problem was that he hadn't brought his phone.
Wasn't he screwed now?
"They'll definitely come looking for me, right?"
"Even if my brothers forget, Dad won't forget his own son. Kitty definitely won't forget her uncle!"
Fu Wenzi squatted on the ground, muttering to himself.
Unfortunately, his faith in them had been misplaced.
The only person at home who would remember him had fallen asleep.
Old Master Fu did feel that something was wrong, but he was too sleepy to give it much thought.
In the end, Fu Wenzi stopped a food delivery rider, who nearly mistook him for someone trying to steal the delivery.
Until Fu Wenzi explained what had happened.
The delivery guy was speechless.
"Dude, you were heading to the beach and got lost all the way out