I know about nectarines. They come to my office every once in a while as part a Fruit of The Month gift subscription. Definitely better than the grapefruit that makes up like half the fruit most months.
Ok so I've been confused about "grand-aunt" stuff ever since one of the early chapters when Mu Xiaoen said she was "2 generations older" than Xingyuan.
Specifically from this chapter there's this speech bubble from little bro:
Mu Xiaoen's the town's grand-aunt, so based on generational order, you all should be calling me grand-uncle
It makes so little sense to me that it might as well still be in untranslated Chinese. Could anyone lend me helping hand?