Traveling through the 1970s

Chapter 495 A trip home

On this day, the sun was shining brightly and there was a gentle breeze.

Gu Jiangzhou drove to pick up Han Yunya who had just finished school and returned to the military compound.

Along the way, the two talked and laughed, and the atmosphere was warm and harmonious.

As the car slowly drove into the military compound, Gu Jiangzhou turned to look at Han Yunya beside him and said gently: "Xiaoxiao, I will accompany you home to visit our father and mother tomorrow." His eyes were full of concern and love.

Hearing this, Han Yunya's face blossomed with a happy smile, and she nodded gently and said, "Well, sure! Then let's take Pingping and An'an with us tomorrow and go back as a family."

During this period of time, Gu Jiangzhou always took out as much time as possible to accompany her. Not only that, he also enthusiastically helped her parents punish those evildoers.

However, Han Yunya knew very well that some hatreds had to be avenged by herself. Only in this way could she completely eliminate the raging anger in her heart.

Fortunately, Yin Xue has now successfully made those evil people receive the punishment they deserve, and they will never be able to do evil and act tyrannically again.

At this moment, Gu Jiangzhou suddenly remembered something and said to Han Yunya, "Xiaoxiao, I have something to tell you. The Han family came to Kyoto these two days. It seems that someone went to your house yesterday."

Hearing this, Han Yunya was startled and asked in surprise, "What? How come I don't know anything about this? My parents didn't inform us, and I think my sister doesn't know about this either."

In fact, Han Yunya knew very well the purpose of the Han family's visit to Kyoto this time.

It turned out that Brigade Commander Han learned about the evil deeds committed by his wife and son, and even his own unknown life experience was revealed.

Finally, after careful consideration, Han decided to tell the truth to his father. As a result, the Han family rushed to Kyoto to recognize their relatives.

"Jiangzhou, do you think my father will accept this marriage?" Han Yunya frowned and looked at the man beside her worriedly, with a hint of uncertainty and expectation in her voice.

The man shook his head slightly and said slowly: "I don't know either, but the character of Army Commander Han and Brigade Commander Han is really impeccable and truly admirable."

Despite this, Gu Jiangzhou was clear in his mind that whether his father-in-law approved of the marriage or not, the result might not matter much.

After all, my father-in-law had said that it didn't make much difference whether I recognized the relationship or not. If the other party came to visit, I would just treat them as relatives.

The woman nodded slightly to show that she agreed with her husband's words, but then added worriedly: "All of this ultimately depends on my father's opinion. If my father does not recognize this marriage, then we naturally cannot recognize it; but if my father approves of them, then we..." Having said this, the woman suddenly paused, as if she didn't know how to continue.

At this moment, Han Yunya seemed to suddenly realize something and murmured to herself, "Thinking carefully, whether or not this marriage is recognized doesn't seem to have much direct relevance to us daughters who are already married."

She turned her head and looked into the distance, her thoughts gradually drifting away.

Now she has married into the Gu family and become Gu Jiangzhou's wife, while her elder sister married Cheng Jinhan. Both sisters have found their own support and no longer need to rely on their natal Han family as a solid backing.

"Don't think too much. Don't you always say that things will work out when the time comes?" Gu Jiangzhou said with a smile.

The car stopped in front of Gu's house. Ping'an ran out as soon as he heard the sound of the car.

"Mom, you're back. Is my sister behaving well?" An An, the second child, said with concern.

Han Yunya got out of the car, holding one in each hand, and slowly walked into the yard.

"My sister is so well behaved. She didn't bother mom at all. Are there any good ones at home?"

"Mom, my brother and I are very well behaved at home, and we always listen to grandma Liu and the others." Pingping tilted her little head and said in a baby voice.

"Really? All is well, that's great."

After greeting Grandma Gu, the family sat on the sofa, talking and laughing.

Suddenly, a rapid phone call broke the silence in the room.

Gu Jiangzhou quickly reached out and picked up the phone. After hearing a few brief words from inside, he handed the phone to Han Yunya beside him and said softly, "Xiaoxiao, it's my brother calling."

Han Yunya took the phone suspiciously, put it to her ear and said, "Brother, this is Xiaoxiao. What's the matter with you? I will go back to see my parents with Gu Jiangzhou tomorrow."

The eldest brother's low and gentle voice came from the other end of the phone: "Xiaoxiao, Dad asked me to call you and tell you that I want you to bring Jiangzhou and the children back tomorrow."

"Brother, what's the important matter?"

However, the eldest brother did not seem to want to say more, and simply responded: "You will know when you come back. Well, I have something to do here, so I won't say more to you. I have to call Yun Yao quickly."

After saying that, without waiting for Han Yunya to ask any more questions, the other party hung up the phone.

Han Yunya slowly put down her phone, having already guessed about 70% of what was going on.

Grandma Gu, who was standing by, noticed that she looked a little strange and asked worriedly, "Xiaoxiao, what's wrong? Did your brother call to talk about something?"

Han Yunya quickly comforted Grandma Gu: "Grandma, don't worry. My eldest brother just called me and asked me to bring Jiangzhou and Ping'an'an home tomorrow."

Grandma Gu nodded gently and said, "Oh, so that's how it is. Then you should go back early tomorrow to have a look."

Han Yunya responded obediently: "I know, grandma."

At this moment, her thoughts had already drifted to the familiar home far away...