Bai Suihe also found the Gu Family's behavior completely distasteful. Naturally, she couldn't just swallow her anger and let this slide.
Gu Kaiyuan truly lived up to his role as the book's main villain—he was someone who sought instant revenge for any grievance. Such a personality suited her tastes perfectly.
Bai Suihe couldn't help but cover her mouth and chuckle. "As a filial son and daughter-in-law, we must take care of Father's meals, of course. I saw someone selling wontons outside. Let's go buy a bowl and bring it to him."
"You make a good point, my dear," Gu Kaiyuan said, fishing a few copper coins from his robes. "Everyone is eating downstairs right now. We can't let our father go hungry."
Gu Kaiyuan supported Bai Suihe as they went downstairs. Wherever they went, they didn't forget to greet the acquaintances they passed. They headed straight to the counter and ordered a bowl of wontons. While waiting, they casually chatted with the people nearby.
