"Of course, this isn't specifically for your home. We treat every client's home with meticulous care, ensuring they desire a second experience with us." Seeing Lu Fei still looking somewhat worried, he continued.
The other person seemed accustomed to customers like Lu Fei. They showed no signs of timidity, appearing even more confident, which put Lu Fei at ease.
Nodding in satisfaction, Lu Fei said, "Good, I'm very reassured by what you've said. Please proceed. You only need to discuss the details with this elder gentleman."
Just then, Liu Chunsheng emerged. Seeing Lu Fei so concerned about their move, he felt deeply grateful.
"Lu Fei, I've troubled you quite a bit," he said a little sheepishly, appearing very amiable.
"Uncle, what are you saying? We're all family. Alright, I have matters to attend to at the company, so I'll be leaving now. You just need to oversee them as they sort and pack. Tell them anything you need," Lu Fei instructed.
After a few more words, Lu Fei departed, and the organizers began their work. Liu Chunsheng indeed felt much more relaxed, sitting aside, sipping tea, and watching the staff busily moving about.
"Uncle, is Mr. Liu the same Liu Yifeng who was on the 'Super Loaded' show?" a lively and rather cute young girl asked, sorting through items near Liu Chunsheng.
She glanced at Liu Chunsheng, pondered for a long moment, then decided to ask.
Liu Chunsheng frowned slightly. "Heh, yes." He initially didn't want to answer but then recalled his son's involvement in a diva controversy. He decided it would be better to be gentle, lest he cause further trouble.
"Really? That's wonderful! I'm a huge fan. I watch every episode. It's such a shame we couldn't see the final one."
The other person spoke on and on, not really caring if Liu Chunsheng was listening. It was evident she genuinely felt it was a pity, as her facial expressions changed noticeably.
"Uncle, this might be a bit presumptuous, but why didn't Mr. Liu finish the last episode? Many people were really looking forward to him recording it."
Suddenly inspired, her eyes lit up as she looked at Liu Chunsheng, hoping to uncover the truth from his lips.
Liu Chunsheng was caught off guard, his teacup trembling in his hand. "This isn't your job, is it? Focus on your work. I'll go check if anything has been missed over there."
It seemed that staying any longer would be too risky, so he chose to make a strategic retreat.
Seeing Liu Chunsheng leave, the young girl realized she might have pried too much and quickly covered her mouth. It appeared she had only asked out of casual curiosity.
By the end of the afternoon, the items in the old house were all packed and sorted. This was indeed much more convenient than doing it herself.
"Grandpa, Grandpa, I heard Daddy say we found organizers, is that true?" Tongtong shouted from the doorway before even reaching home from school.
Since Liu Chunsheng was overseeing the packing that day, the task of picking up Tongtong fell to Su Wanru.
"Hello, Uncle. It looks like most of the packing is done," Su Wanru said. She had planned to pick up Tongtong and then check on their move, possibly offering assistance.
Liu Chunsheng felt a bit awkward seeing Su Wanru. "Yes, it's mostly done. I apologize for troubling you to pick up Tongtong today. Thank you for your effort."
His words clearly indicated his unease. Su Wanru understood his concerns and didn't dwell on it. She smiled, handed the backpack to Liu Chunsheng, and turned to leave.
"Grandpa, are we moving into the new house tonight?" Tongtong asked, watching the organizers neatly stack the sorted and packed items.
Liu Chunsheng shook his head. "Probably not tonight. It's too late, and they'll be finishing soon. But you should be able to move in when you get back from school tomorrow."
"Uncle, we've left the essential daily necessities here for you. It should be enough for tonight. We'll do the final packing tomorrow, and then you can take everything to the new house," the manager of the organizing team said respectfully to Liu Chunsheng.
"Alright, thank you for your hard work today." After seeing the organizers off, Liu Chunsheng's nerves finally began to relax.
"Grandpa, why do you look so tense?" Tongtong asked, holding Liu Chunsheng's hand, which was sweating. He frowned, looking curious.
Liu Chunsheng looked at Tongtong. "Oh, Tongtong, you don't know. One of the young ladies here is a big fan of your dad's and kept asking me why there wasn't a third episode. I really didn't know how to answer, fearing I'd cause more trouble for your dad."
Seeing his grandson, his guard dropped. At least now he had someone to share his fear with.
"Haha, Grandpa, what are you scared of? Don't be afraid. Just stop him, or report him," Tongtong said, exhibiting the same decisive nature as Liu Yifeng.
This made Liu Chunsheng laugh heartily. "Ah, if only Tongtong were there, Grandpa wouldn't have been so worried."
Fortunately, he had managed to navigate the situation. However, the thought of them returning tomorrow made his heart tremble uncontrollably.
"It's okay, Grandpa, you don't need to worry. It won't cause any trouble for Daddy. Don't think about these unnecessary things. Let's focus on moving into the new house tomorrow," Tongtong said, bouncing happily on his bed, clearly excited about the new home.
Liu Yifeng's work indeed kept him very late that day. By the time he returned, only Tongtong, too excited to sleep, was awake.
Hearing Liu Yifeng arrive, Tongtong rushed to the door. "Daddy, Daddy, you're working really late. Tongtong missed you so much."
"Still not asleep? You won't be able to get up tomorrow," Liu Yifeng said, feigning annoyance, but clearly delighted.
After a tiring day, all he wanted was to go home and lie beside his son. This brought him comfort and made him feel significantly more relaxed.
"But Tongtong is so excited about the new house tomorrow, he can't sleep. Also, I have a little something to tell Daddy," he said, whispering into Liu Yifeng's ear.
Upon hearing what Tongtong had to say, Liu Yifeng frowned. He checked the time and finally made a decision.
The next day, when Liu Chunsheng went to see Tongtong off, he assumed Liu Yifeng had already left for work. However, upon his return, he found Liu Yifeng just waking up.