Unexpectedly, mom and dad called on their own.
Mom and dad are usually very old-fashioned and serious people, and rarely call Li Zhiyan.
After that, the three had a rather dull conversation.
However, after hanging up, Li Zhiyan still felt warm inside.
Although his parents were a bit traditional and rigid, Li Zhiyan knew they genuinely wanted the best for him.
They usually scrimped and saved, planning everything with him in mind; a typical life of Chinese parents, living entirely for their children.
Li Zhiyan felt very fortunate that he no longer needed to be a burden to his parents.
On the contrary, he can now provide a better life for his parents in the future.
At 12:05, Li Zhiyan received a call from Aunt Zhao while on the road.
"Hello, Xiao Yan."
"Have you returned yet?"
Zhao Shumin was very anxious, worried that Li Zhiyan wouldn't come back for lunch.
This Mid-Autumn Festival, she was terribly afraid of being alone.
