"I observed it, there's nothing unusual, and this time when I went back, there was a letter in our mailbox," Mr. Li Liang said as he returned to the courtyard, quickly shutting the door.
Li Liang's mother asked anxiously, "What letter? It's not… a court summons, is it?"
"No, it's anonymous. I haven't had the chance to look at it yet."
"Hurry, hurry and open it," she urged him to quickly open the letter and take a look.
Once they opened it, the suspense in their hearts eased, and they were even more delighted to see a deposit slip fall out.
"Haha, haha, this is great. Things are looking up, now Hua Hua can live with us openly, and we won't have to worry about the Mei Family causing trouble," Li Liang's mother said, overjoyed after reading the content of the letter. "I told you, the Mei Family values bloodlines the most. They must have realized what I left behind for them, learned the truth, felt ashamed, and decided not to pursue it, just acting as if this grandson is lost."
