Crewe had never imagined that his own little sister would turn down a man as outstanding as Chu Molin, but now that he knew about the feelings between Chu Molin and his wife, even he felt his judgment of people had been a bit off before.
Still, he was genuinely happy that neither of them had grown distant because of this; that was something really rare.
"Alright, I'll go pack my things first, then I'll go and say goodbye to Madam and the others later." After getting the answer he wanted, Chu Molin said this to Crewe.
"Okay, you go ahead and pack up properly. I'll head back to my room first. We'll go downstairs for dinner later, and you can leave tomorrow morning." Crewe saw that it was getting late and they couldn't keep talking; otherwise it would be hard for them to find another chance to get together.
"Sure." Chu Molin had no objection.
He knew that taking his leave at this time would be impolite, so he agreed to Crewe's arrangement.
