"It's not really me asking, it's just that it's May Day, right? Zhenzhen's hesitating whether she should go home or you bring Chenchen over, but if she goes back she'll definitely need to visit Auntie, so she wants to have a clear idea of the situation."
"What's there to know? If something really happened, would we need to ask? Everyone would know, no news means nothing's up. For Chenchen, I'll just bring him over myself. No need for her to go fetch him, what's the point in making an extra trip." Mei Mengcheng really knows the family well, and he's right about Uncle's people—it's just how they are. If anything happened at home, it'd never stay secret; everyone would hear about it for sure.
"Alright then, just deliver the groceries this week on schedule, and bring Chenchen over with you." Mei Mengcheng nodded and agreed to handle it.
