Xu Chunyan was starting to wonder who was actually Jing Si's half-brother—Jing Er or An Lin.
"Yes, she's taken a liking to him." Granny nodded. A headache bloomed as she recalled what An Qi had told her before leaving.
An Qi fancied Xiao Xiangzi, but Xiao Xiangzi didn't fancy her back. But the problem now wasn't about whether they liked each other—it was that Xiao Xiangzi had rural residency.
"Does An Qi know he has rural residency?" Xu Chunyan asked, though she already knew the answer. In front of An Qi, Granny had praised Qin Xiang to the skies, saying he was so generous that his family must be rich. 'People from the countryside can't be wealthy, so he must be from the city,' she'd claimed. Xu Chunyan had listened from the sidelines without correcting her.
After all, she herself wasn't sure if Qin Mei was really from the countryside. Jing Si said she was, but had Jing Si misspoken, had she misheard, or had Qin Mei deliberately misled them? No one could say for sure.
