Reflecting on this, Mrs. Lu was overwhelmed with guilt toward Yang Zuyu. After all, following the death of her parents, their family had grown distant from the Yang Family, but that shouldn't have extended to Yang Zuyu, as if she had completely forgotten the kindness he had shown her parents.
"Uncle, it's my fault. I should have visited you. It's just that now, I don't even know where you are living," Mrs. Lu said.
Hearing her speak so politely, Yang Zuyu hurriedly responded, "Don't say that, it's my fault for not telling you where I moved." Reflecting on the estrangement with Mrs. Lu's family, he acknowledged that he also played a part in it. After Mrs. Lu's parents had passed away, and the old Mr. Lu had fallen into hardship, the Lu family, including Lu Heyan, had been expelled to the countryside. Working at his job and wishing to protect himself, he had also distanced himself from the Lu family.
