Regarding this granddaughter, Mrs. Zhuang usually couldn’t bear to criticize her harshly; after all, she’s a child of the Zhuang Family, but today her behavior was truly too disrespectful.
What if Mrs. Ning forms a bad impression of Nuannuan because of her? That would be terrible.
Zhuang Chujiao, full of impatience, turned back and said to Mrs. Zhuang, "What do you want to do?"
"Look at your attitude!" Mrs. Zhuang was furious.
Ruan Xinyu was also displeased, "Jiaojiao, you mustn’t be disrespectful in front of Aunt Ning."
"Is it who’s being disrespectful, or are you all deliberately giving a hard ti?" Zhuang Chujiao sneered, "If I’m in your way by coming ho, if you can’t stand , then I simply won’t co back."
Even though Ruan Xinyu disliked her, she couldn’t drive her away; she was, after all, the apple of the second house’s eye.
If anyone else had been present today, Mrs. Zhuang might have let it go, but knowing it was that mother and daughter duo who caused her Ah Ning and Nuannuan to live in exile, separated for so many years, her anger surged.
She said angrily, "Fine, leave now and never co back!"
Her words were spoken out of anger, prompted by Zhuang Chujiao’s arrogance and public retort.
She’s always been kind to the younger generation at ho, but that doesn’t an she has no temper.
Zhuang Chujiao was stunned; it was the first ti the old lady, including everyone else, embarrassed her so openly in front of outsiders.
She couldn’t hold back her tears, and they started falling.
"Fine, I won’t co back! Whoever cos back is a coward!" she stomped her foot, full of resentnt, and left.
"What a disgrace!" Mrs. Zhuang, fuming, wanted to slam the table.
"Madam, the child is young, don’t be upset," Mrs. Ning hastily consoled.
In fact, seeing Zhuang Chujiao behave that way just now, she truly didn’t like it.
Her mother probably spends all her energy seducing n and has no ti to educate her daughter, right?
Thinking about how upset Ah Ning was over that man, she felt it wasn’t worth it for her.
If it weren’t for Nuannuan returning, she wouldn’t have stepped into this Zhuang Family’s house again.
"How is she still young? She’s over twenty," Mrs. Zhuang still felt aggrieved.
Mrs. Ning said nothing, glancing at Ruan Xinyu, who shook her head at her.
It’s better not to ddle in other people’s family matters.
She imdiately found a happy topic to share with Mrs. Zhuang, soon cheering up the old lady.
anwhile, Zhuang Chujiao felt completely wronged; she hadn’t been happy since she returned to Upper City, and thinking about the man she liked getting married made her heart ache.
She indulged herself outside for a few days, hoping to co ho and rest, but who knew the old lady would drive her away.
She sat in the car, feeling more and more aggrieved, and called her mother, Liang Rong.
"Mom, I was kicked out, boohoo."
Upon hearing this, Liang Rong was a bit baffled, "What’s wrong? Baby, tell mom if you’re upset, don’t cry."
"Mom, grandma yelled at in front of an outsider and even kicked out."
"Did you misbehave in front of the outsider?" As a mother, how could Liang Rong not know her daughter’s temper?
Usually, with her grandfather present, she didn’t dare to misbehave; without him, she’s like a little tyrant, a princess, with no fear of anything.
But Mrs. Zhuang deeply values rules, and being rude in front of outsiders, she was bound to hit a nerve.
"How was I rude? I even greeted them," Zhuang Chujiao said aggrievedly, "Who knows where that tramp ca from, are they more important than ?"
Liang Rong didn’t care about her daughter’s grievances, coldly saying, "Things aren’t what they used to be; listen to , go back and apologize to your grandma imdiately!"
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