Quick Travel: From Beginner to Master

At around ten o'clock in the night, the grand birthday party finally came to an end. The guests, who were full of wine and food and had eaten a big melon, came to say goodbye to Cheng's father and Cheng's mother, and soon left in the car with their partners.

But the original owner's grandmother, an old woman with a very kind face, was unwilling to return to the Cheng family's old house and had to stay with her son's house for a while.

When she heard that her mother-in-law was coming to stay at another home temporarily, Cheng's mother's face instantly turned livid.

Thinking of all the contradictions and conflicts that had occurred between the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law in the past, Cheng's father felt dizzy. He quickly tried to stop the old lady, but the old lady remained true to her original intention and insisted on her own opinion. In the end, Cheng's father had no choice but to agree to her.

Mother Cheng was so angry that when her mother-in-law turned around, she secretly pinched her husband's arm hard.

"Ah, it hurts! Why are you pinching me!"

This twist made Father Cheng's expression distorted.

Quickly slapping his wife's hand away, he scolded her mercilessly: "Yu Tong, that's my mother. Now that she's older, she's going to live with us for a few days to enjoy the blessings of my son. What's wrong with you? Do you have such a big opinion? Yes, I know that my mother is indeed difficult to get along with... But can't you be more virtuous and tolerant? Which daughter-in-law didn't come here like this, but you are different from others. Huh, I won't say anything else, so as not to You are too ashamed - in short, you should reflect on it!"

After saying that, he ignored his wife's surprised and hurt look, trotted to catch up with the old lady, helped her steadily and walked forward.

Looking at their father who was far away and their mother who was lost, the brother and sister Cheng Ze and Cheng Yue finally chose to follow in their father's footsteps after casually comforting their mother.

Cheng's mother was left behind, staring blankly in the direction where everyone was leaving in the night. She looked a little pitiful like this.

She loves and hates her husband, complains a lot about her mother-in-law, cares deeply about her son and adopted daughter, and is full of contempt for her own daughter. The complexity and change of human nature are vividly reflected in Cheng's mother.

But what does this have to do with him being an outsider?

Ling Liang sneered, ignoring Cheng's mother's look for help, looking away indifferently, and walked past her.

Early the next morning, just as Cheng's mother thought, the original owner's grandmother began to try every means to embarrass her.

"Well, Xiaotong, mom likes to eat the food you cook. Don't let Xiaoyao work in the kitchen at noon. Let you cook."

The old lady finished a large bowl of preserved egg and lean meat porridge with great appetite, and gave instructions cheerfully.

Just as Cheng's mother was about to retort that her cooking skills were not very good, she turned around and saw her husband with an impatient face. She had to swallow the words that came to her lips and agreed to her mother-in-law's request with a murmur.

This scene made the old lady feel satisfied.

She has long been dissatisfied with Yu Tong, her daughter-in-law. In the past twenty years, relying on the many brothers in her mother's family, Yu has been supervising her son every day. Overtly and covertly, she always wants to take advantage of her. The mother-in-law is on the head, how can she endure this tone? If we quarrel, we must quarrel with her!

When their daughter-in-law gave birth to their second child, the two of them had the most quarrels. Because she was really disgusted with her daughter-in-law, she was so angry that she refused to go to the hospital even if her son asked her several times to accompany her.

Looking back now, if she had been willing to take care of her daughter-in-law regardless of the past, the Cheng family bloodline might not have been subcontracted.

Looking at her granddaughter sitting across the dining table, the old lady felt a rare sense of guilt in her heart.