Listening to Lengfeng and Feiying recount the two children's daily schedules, Chu Qingmeng couldn't help breaking out in a cold sweat. Were their days really packed this tight? Suddenly, she began to feel fortunate that she hadn't been around; otherwise, according to her own ways of doing things, the two children would likely have been completely ruined.
Before they could say much more, a commotion arose outside. Lengfeng and Feiying exchanged glances, and Lengfeng got up to go take a look.
Outside the courtyard, Mo Jiangqing's eldest son, Xun'er, claimed that his cat had run into the courtyard and wanted to go in to find it. However, the guards at the gate stated that Grandfather had given strict orders not to let anyone in or out. Lengfeng coaxed the boy for quite a while, promising to go look for the cat right away and bring it to him once found. But Xun'er refused to listen, insisting on waiting for someone to find it and hand it over to him before he would leave. Left with no other choice, Lengfeng hurriedly instructed two men to go search for the cat.
Chapter 85