When it came to this, Ruan Kewei was still somewhat dissatisfied and immediately complained about his father.
"It's just too tense. That county magistrate is only there to send off the Old Lady Ruan, and what does that have to do with our family? I haven't gathered with my friends for a while now. We finally have a chance to drink, but I can't even drink to my heart's content."
Speaking of this, Ms. Lou indeed found it strange. Ruan Kewei had indeed rarely gone out lately, staying home for half a month.
She tentatively asked, "You really haven't hung out with them in a while. Is it that they're all busy and haven't invited you?"
"What could they be busy with? They're always sneaking around, never doing anything serious." Ruan Kewei was obviously drunk, starting to stagger as he got up, his eyes turning red as he stared at Ms. Lou.
Ms. Lou was startled, knowing this was a precursor to him making a move.
