Gu Wan had suffered losses before; this cousin had come over, but that was three years ago.
Back then, the cousin was not yet married and stayed at the Gu Family, sharing a room with her. But staying together was one thing! The cousin liked to take her jewelry. At that time, the Gu Family had just begun to improve, and Gu Wan didn't have much jewelry, which was bought by Gu Chengyu for her—of course, she couldn't bear to lose it.
After Gu Wan cried and made a fuss a few times, the cousin learned to restrain herself, so Gu Wan was unwilling to share a room with her cousin again.
The next morning, the Gu family's courtyard was lively. At Gu Chengyu's request, only close people were invited, but even so, there were still about twenty tables. The rooms of the first and second houses were cleared out for the banquet.
The most celebrated person today was not Gu Chengyu but Mr. Gu. Who among those familiar with the Gu family did not envy Mr. Gu for having such a good son?
