Chapter 64: The Music Ends and People Leave _1

So, as they prepare to return to the surface, the family of Mr. Thompson's second eldest son intends to seize the opportunity to visit their old home. While the convenient means of travel in the past often made them overlook their home, in times like these, the bond of blood ties proved irreplaceable.

Without arguing with his in-laws, Mr. Thompson's second eldest son merely suggested that it was not suitable for his son-in-law and three young grandchildren to journey far. Thus, he wanted them to stay in Pengcheng.

Dong Tianyu's brother-in-law had relatively weak emotional ties with their relatives in his old hometown, seeing them only once or twice a year. He was unwilling to give up his stable life in Pengcheng and follow his father to move back to their old home, especially with their children.