Jovie graciously weed Charlie’s family of three into her home, where the living room was already filled with the delightful aroma of delicious food.


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    As they entered, ine noticed numerous warm and inviting photos of both adults and children adorning the walls, each telling its own story.


    ine took a moment to appreciate Sister Jovie’s impressive achievements before introducing her to ire and Charlie. With a smile, she said, “This is who I often mention—the vice-captain of our runaway team, Jovie. And Sister Jovie, you should call her Auntie Jovie!” Afterward, she added, “Sister Jovie, this is my daughter ire and my son-inw Charlie.”


    ire was polite and greeted Jovie, saying, “Hello Aunt Jovie, I hope it’s not too much of a bother to visit!” Jovie smiled back warmly, replying, “Not at all! Even though I’ve only known your mother for a short while, we’ve had such wonderful conversations! I wanted to invite you over as guests, but your mother mentioned your husband had to travel to Hong Kong Ind for work. I had nned to wait until he returned, but I didn’t expect your mother would head back to China so soon. I’m quite sad about it!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    ine sighed, “Sister Jovie, to be honest, I truly intended to stay in the United States until I could return to China with my daughter and son-inw. However, I started feeling homesick recently, which is quite surprising. So, I had no choice but to go back alone.”


    Jovie nodded thoughtfully and shared, “Ipletely understand. When I first came to the United States, I felt the same way. I was fascinated for a few days, but then I found myself wanting to return home every day. If it weren’t to help my son and daughter-inw with the grandchildren, I would have rushed back long ago.”


    ine smiled and agreed, realizing that she didn’t have a strong sense of belonging to her hometown. For her, home was simply wherever she feltfortable.


    When she lived in China, she struggled financially. Now, residing in the United States with her daughter and son-inw in a hotel, she considered the hotel her home. Currently, she was even wearing a ne called the Goddess’ Dream.


    Then, ine presented Jovie with a gift she had purchased earlier that day, saying with a smile, “Sister Jovie, since this is my first visit to your home and I wasn’t sure what you liked, I brought you a set of tableware. I hope you like it!”


    Jovie immediately responded, “Oh, look at you! Coming over as if it were your own home—there’s no need to bring gifts!”


    ine, ustomed to the traditional Chinese etiquette, replied with a smile, “Oh, I didn’t spend much, just a little token of my appreciation.”


    Jovie smiled back, saying, “Next time, please don’t go to such trouble or expense. I truly appreciate it.”


    At that moment, a woman in her thirties approached, smiling warmly at ine. “You must be Aunt ine! My mother has mentioned you and talked about you quite a bit these past few days. It’s nice to finally meet you!”


    Jovie quickly introduced them, saying, “ine, let me introduce you to my daughter-inw, Hallie. You can just call her Hallie.” Then she turned to Hallie and said, “Hallie, this is Aunt ine, and these are Aunt ine’s daughter and son-inw.”


    Hallie greeted ire and Charlie, saying with a smile, “Please, make yourselvesfortable. My father-inw and husband are busy in the kitchen preparing a meal for us, and we’ll be able to eat shortly.”


    Jovie added cheerfully, “Come on, let’s sit on the sofa for a bit, and they’ll let us know when it’s time to eat.”


    ine, feeling at ease, asked, “By the way, Sister Jovie, don’t you have a pair of grandchildren? I haven’t seen them around.”


    Jovie casually replied, “Oh, the kids went to Disney with their uncle’s family and won’t be back until the day after tomorrow.”


    ine was surprised and asked, “You still have rtives in the United States?”


    “Yes,” Jovie confirmed. “The children’s uncle lives in Los Angeles, and my husband has a cousin in California. We all visit each other quite often.”


    Jovie continued, “Actually, we don’t often stay in Providence. Last year, my son’s business brought us here, and we moved from Chicago. Soon, we may have to relocate to New York.”