Lin Yi recounted everything in great detail, telling Tang Mo almost all that had happened since she arrived.
Knowing her mother was doing well here, Tang Mo felt much more at ease.
The things she told Lin Yi were much more abbreviated; she mostly spoke about the people she met on her journey and a few interesting events.
As for all the fighting, she naturally and strategically left that out.
However, when she heard about Aunt Lin, her daughter-in-law, and her newborn grandson in Taoyuan Village, Lin Yi still felt a pang of empathetic sadness.
The Labrador, named Zhima, took a liking to the newcomer. After a brief sniff at the beginning, it lay down by Tang Mo's legs as if they were old friends, showing none of the usual reservation toward a stranger.
Sunlight streamed through the large, floor-to-ceiling windows, bathing the mother, daughter, and dog in a warm glow. The scene was as beautiful as an oil painting in a frame.
