Kong Meihua surveyed Tang Huai, then turned her gaze toward Jing Xuan.
Jing Xuan had handsome features, a tall and straight figure—his noble upbringing was apparent at first glance.
If it wasn't for the fact that he appeared several years older than the little girl before her, Kong Meihua might have thought he was the boy switched with that little girl.
Ever since Zhang Jundian arrived at the Zhang Family, he seldom came back to the countryside.
The relatives from his mother's side were taken care of by Zhang Jintao; they did business in the city, made money, and had long since moved the entire family out.
Often, they wouldn't even come back for holidays to pay respects to their ancestors. Kong Meihua had heard that the family planned to excavate their ancestral grave and reinter it in the city.
She heard that the cemeteries in the city were like a large park, with stair-stepped terraces and orderly, uniformly sized graves.
