Ghost Wedding

Leon and Wolfe frowned at the names. It was just as odd as Romeo and Julian, because…..

"The Wolf of Zhongshan and the naive Mr. Donggou?" Leon asked. 

This came from a famous fairytale about a wolf who had tricked a scholar called Donggou after he had saved him. Because of this, both terms emerged as modern idioms. 

A Mr. Donggou was a term for soft-hearted people that were kind even to evil people. Zhongshan wolf referred to the act of treachery itself. 

Why someone would name their children after these two would be baffling. It was like naming your child "Dumb Doofus" and "Cunning Bastard". 

It would also be even stranger if they picked their own names and changed it like Romeo and Julian. It could be humorous, but ultimately gives them a bad perception. 

Wolfe looked closely at the family picture, and the writings below it.