Gong Liang's family lives in a tube-shaped building. The apartment is not big, Qin Huai estimated it to be only about 30 to 40 square meters, divided into three areas.
The living room, Gong Liang's room, and his parents' bedroom.
Qin Huai took a quick look; relatively speaking, Gong Liang's room was considered large. It had a bed, two cabinets, and an iron fan, showing that as the only child, Gong Liang was quite doted on at home.
His parents' bedroom was smaller by comparison, with only a bed, a cabinet, and some sundries.
Gong Liang's father was lying on the bed with his eyes closed as if asleep, and his mother was not home. After returning home, Gong Liang first checked on his father in the bedroom, then skillfully pulled out a coal stove from a corner of the living room, lit the coal balls, and opened the lunchbox.
