Just as the two of them finished packing and were about to leave, a knock came from the door. They opened it to find Lin Hua returning. Unlike his usual self, this time his hands were full of heavily laden bags and parcels.
"You're finally back," Lin Wei said, taking the items from his hands. He then yanked him inside and shut the door.
"Mr. Gu," Lin Hua breathed a sigh of relief. "Thank goodness you're here. I just ran into Uncle Lin outside. He was pressing me—if we don't go look at the house now, they're going to sell it to someone else."
"They're in that much of a hurry?" Gu Kaiyuan was already prepared to head out anyway. He told them, "Let's put everything else on hold and go look at the house first."
The group chatted as they walked. "I asked around," Lin Hua continued. "They want to rush back to the countryside. If it were a few days ago, his house would have sold in a flash, but right now, many people are taking a wait-and-see approach."
