Tie Zhu suddenly remembered the person he had brought and quickly introduced him to Qin Ye,
"Qin Ye, this is Mr. Qin, he's from Jing City and he's come to find you for something."
Qin Ye turned to look at the man who had been staring at him all this time.
From the moment this man had laid eyes on him, Qin Ye had noticed his intense gaze.
And now, Mr. Qin finally spoke out, "Similar, he really does resemble..."
Although it was an indecipherable comment akin to a Tibetan Mastiff's mumble, surprisingly, both Qin Ye and Rong Yan kind of understood.
Mostly because Old Man Qin had made a scene the day before, otherwise, they surely wouldn't have conceived such an idea.
As for Tie Zhu, he was utterly baffled. What did Mr. Qin mean by 'similar'?
Was Qin Ye's grandmother really the person he was looking for?
He was completely dazed.
Mr. Qin, realizing he was overly excited, took a deep breath to calm himself down, then pulled an old, yellowed photograph from his pocket.
