Old Madam Mu snorted, slightly raised her chin, and looked at Mu Qinghan.
"I say, old man, have you forgotten that every year on your birthday, the gifts Haiyun gives you are always the most thoughtful?"
Mu Qinghan’s expression remained unchanged, with a gentle smile on his face, his gaze fell on the dignified and graceful eldest granddaughter.
The eldest granddaughter has been stable and capable since childhood, as well as graceful and elegant, and ticulous. Over the years, there really is nothing to criticize about her interactions with him and his wife.
Moreover, she took over the company for two years and managed it in an orderly manner, which reassured him greatly.
Looking at the gentle and elegant smile on his granddaughter’s face, Mu Qinghan also smiled.
"Haiyun and Tian Tian, both are excellent!"
Mu Haiyun smiled lightly, her smile very elegant and gentle, and her gaze slowly fell on Mu Qinghan, her voice soft and pleasant.
"Thank you for the praise, Grandpa!"
Old Madam Mu glanced at Mu Tiantian, then at Mu Haiyun, openly showing her dislike and even disdain for Mu Tiantian.
"Though Tian Tian is the sister, compared to her sister Haiyun, she’s far too lacking; one couldn’t say they’re both good!"
For the Old Madam Mu who had to crush her with every word, Mu Tiantian felt speechless.
However, as things stood, she believed that even if she chose not to speak in protest, her father, Mu Yi, intent on compensating for her, would directly retaliate.
Sure enough, Mu Yi frowned and coldly spoke.
"In a group of three, there is always soone I can learn from; what Haiyun knows, Tian Tian might not, but what Tian Tian knows, Haiyun isn’t necessarily proficient in!"
Mu Haiyang did not retaliate, instead, he elegantly smiled while sipping his tea.
Mu Haiyun glanced at him and then at Mu Tiantian, who was also smiling happily, her eyes curved in satisfaction, and her red lips slightly parted.
"Dad is right, in a group of three, there is always soone I can learn from. I heard my sister is good at cooking, in just this aspect, I’m not as good as her."
Oh!
A grand Mu Family female heir suddenly brought up cooking skills?
Ha, it’s her roundabout way of saying that I can’t do anything except household chores, isn’t it.
Indeed, Old Madam Mu instantly chid in.
"Cooking skills? Ha, do the daughters of our Mu Family need to learn cooking skills? Are the dostic helpers at ho just for show?"
The disdainful and dismissive expression, unrestrained.
Almost just short of pointing at Mu Tiantian’s nose and saying, you’re just at the level of a household helper, yet you aspire to compare to Haiyun? Utterly unaware of your own insignificance.
Mu Tiantian opened her mouth, but before she could speak, her dear father Mu Yi, once again sharply countered.
"As a woman, she should be able to manage both the kitchen and parlor, a woman should have her own source of inco, but also shouldn’t be unable to do the most basic tasks like laundry and cooking!"
"A career woman is certainly admirable, but I believe no man would desire his wife to be caught up in work all the ti, unable to handle even the simplest dostic tasks when needed."
"This doesn’t an I hope you’ll have to work and co ho to cook and do laundry every day after marriage — it’s indeed tiring. But occasionally preparing als by hand, I believe, will be beneficial to your relationship."
If Mu Tiantian had held a grudge against her father, whom she had not seen for over twenty years since returning to the Mu Family, she now couldn’t help but agree with his words.
Won in today’s society are indeed worn out, working during the day, coming ho and still managing household and children.
A career woman is good, but if one always remains in a strong position, lacking the softer side, even the most capable partner might feel a sense of loss.
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