Fu Mingxue looked toward the familiar voice.
She felt both surprised and a little exasperated.
She picked up her luggage and hurried over.
"Mom, didn’t I ask you not to come? Why are you here?"
Mrs. Fu shot her an irritated glare.
"If I didn’t come, how were you planning on getting home? Walking? See? I brought your bicycle for you."
Fu Mingxue was speechless.
’Thanks, Mom. I have eyes. I can see that.’
"What are you spacing out for? Let’s go!" Mrs. Fu took all the luggage from her.
But when she lifted the rattan suitcase, she looked puzzled. "Is this thing empty? Why is it so light?"
Fu Mingxue felt a pang of guilt at her mother’s words.
She’d forgotten—’of course it was light with only a few articles of clothing inside.’
"Mom, you’re just really strong. By the way, where are the two kids?"
She quickly changed the subject.
Sure enough, as soon as she mentioned them, her mother’s attention shifted.
"The kids are next door, of course. Wang Xiang is helping watch them."
She got along well with her neighbor.
Whenever she had errands to run, she’d ask her neighbor, Wang Xiang, to watch the children for a bit.
Wang Xiang was a good person and easy to get along with.
The mother-daughter duo walked over to the tricycle.
Fu Mingxue unloaded the bicycle first.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Fu placed all the luggage on the tricycle.
"Alright, you should get going. Your bike is fast, so you can head back first. My tricycle’s a bit slower, so I’ll just take my time."
"Mom, it’s okay, I’m not in a rush. By the way, you mentioned Old Man Fu died. How did it happen?"
Fu Mingxue was still quite curious.
’In her previous life, Old Man Fu had lived for several more years.’
"Who knows." Mrs. Fu clearly didn’t want to discuss it.
’The man was dead, so there was no point dwelling on the past.’
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