Father Tang, having already given his advice, decided not to say more and scurried away.
He dared not stay and risk saying too much.
As the saying goes, the more one talks, the more mistakes one makes.
If he blabbed too much and caused trouble between his daughter and son-in-law, that old fox might set his sights on Tang Chuxia again, and he guessed his wife would be the first to chop him.
Considering his own safety, Father Tang gave up on staying any longer and quickly left.
Gu Beihuai didn't even know how to ask someone to stay, but Father Gu, feeling sorry for his son, patted him on the shoulder, and in a low voice asked, "Should we maybe ask Elder Huang for some medicine?"
Gu Beihuai roared, "Dad!!!"
Father Gu dug at his ear, somewhat startled.
With a look of ignorance, he said, "I'm not old and deaf; why are you shouting?"
Gu Beihuai's face turned red, "I'm fine, I'm perfectly healthy!"
Father Gu didn't believe him and sized up his son.
