Liu Yinyin said that out of habit, but from the bottom of her heart. The family usually went to town with Su Binglan in the morning and returned to the village together at sunset, so Liu Yinyin grew accustomed to it.
However, Su Binglan was not with them that night, and Liu Yinyin would typically discuss how business went that day with her sister-in-law during their ride home.
If Liu Yinyin had doubts, she could always ask her sister-in-law, but it was quieter than usual since Su Binglan was not with them. Liu Yinyin could only ask her sons about their studies at the academy.
Su Wenzhe also felt like something was off. He said, "You're right. I'm not used to Binglan not being here either." He looked at Luo Jin'an after saying that.
Luo Jin'an was looking into the distance. He was so quiet that no one could tell what he was thinking. He sensed his brother-in-law looking at him, so he turned and looked at Su Wenzhe.
