After settling matters in the mountains, Fu Chang struggled for a long time. He suppressed the grief in his heart and, without any change in his expression, traveled along the Fen River to the Yellow River with Shen Ruhui before bringing his two sons and Shen Ruhui back to Luoyang.
Two days later, he stood in front of the gates of Luoyang City. As soon as the carriage stopped, he immediately saw Fu Xuan waiting at the gate. He could no longer contain the grief in his heart and tears streamed down his face. He staggered toward Fu Xuan and rushed into his arms, crying out loudly, "Elder Brother!"
Fu Xuan, always as calm as still water, couldn't help but have red-rimmed eyes. He embraced his brother, whose hair was slightly graying, and choked out, "It's good to be back, it's good to be back."
Fu Yong and Fu Hong, the brothers, followed closely behind their father, unable to stop themselves from glancing at Fu Tinghan and Zhao Hanzhang nearby.
