The issue of where to get dog food was urgent but not the most pressing matter; returning home was at the forefront.
Even after waking up comfortably in Harbin, it was only then that Su Huai suddenly felt that familiar sense of timidity as he approached his hometown.
After wandering outside for more than twenty years, he was finally going home...
Counting on his fingers, he ran the numbers: "I've got to buy this for my dad, that for my mom, six cousins, four other cousins, aunts and uncles..."
My goodness, you don't realize until you start counting, and then it gives you quite the scare; there sure are a lot of relatives in the family.
But there's something unique about his family—Su Aijun and Mo Hongjuan were both the youngest in their families, so the older generation had passed away when Su Huai was in middle school, leaving no direct relatives from his grandparents' generation.
Su Huai's eldest uncle was now 68, a full 21 years older than Su Aijun.
