Qin Lei's thoughts were simple: as long as there was enough money to use, the family could peacefully and safely live each day, and smiles could remain on their faces. Everything else was external. Whether they had it or not, he didn't care, but what was most indispensable was the happiness of the family being together.
"Dad, you all must be exhausted. Let me cook something for everyone to eat," Qin Xue said, noticing how tired everyone looked. No matter what, she wanted to prepare a meal so everyone could eat and rest afterward.
Especially for their group—it had been nerve-wracking ever since they returned and discovered the child was missing. Now that the child had been found, they could finally relax a little.
After a period of intense mental tension, when the mind finally relaxes, a profound exhaustion sets in. This was a common phenomenon, and Qin Xue referred to it as a kind of "mental fatigue syndrome."
