Haiyun smiled slightly and nodded, responding dutifully.
"Grandmother’s kindness to Haiyun will never be forgotten."
"It’s just that Grandmother is getting older, and taking care of her health is the most important thing."
Old Madam Mu took a deep breath, a trace of malice flashing in her eyes.
"As long as I see those siblings, I feel infuriated! After twenty years, they’re still alive and returned. Heaven really has no eyes!"
Seemingly truly angered, Old Madam Mu’s chest rose and fell slightly.
Shen Xin quickly reached out and gently patted Old Madam Mu’s back, helping her calm down.
She glanced at her daughter and spoke softly.
"Mom, if you’re always getting worked up like this, and those siblings haven’t even done anything yet, if you make yourself sick, won’t it make them even happier?"
Old Madam Mu’s expression froze, looking at Shen Xin.
Shen Xin smiled gently, her soft voice sounding again.
"Mom, Haiyun is no longer a child, she has her own ideas, and with you always supporting her at ho, everything that belongs to her will surely belong to her alone."
Old Madam Mu looked intently at her daughter-in-law for a while, then at her granddaughter, and then nodded.
After a long ti, she sighed and felt resentnt.
"I’m just angry at how biased her father is!"
As soon as Old Madam Mu said this, Haiyun quickly lowered her eyes, then raised them again, looking at her with a gentle and dignified expression.
"Grandmother, it’s understandable that Father loves Tian Tian now. After all these years, I’ve grown up by his side, had the best food, clothes, and schools, while Tian Tian has been outside, so he feels guilty and tries to compensate her in various ways."
Old Madam Mu was slightly startled, looking at Haiyun.
"You don’t think your father is biased?"
He is more than biased!
Ha!
But no matter how unwilling she was, she couldn’t show her father’s favoritism in front of her grandmother.
In the end, what Grandmother cared about most was her own son, and second was her granddaughter.
And as a junior, expressing dissatisfaction or resentnt towards one’s father in front of elders was strictly taboo.
This was the logic in ordinary families, and even more so in the Mu Family, which valued these things.
Haiyun lightly shook her head and smiled generously.
"Grandmother, I’ve grown up, I’m not a childish three-year-old who doesn’t understand, how can I argue with Tian Tian over such trivial things."
"Besides, as Grandmother said, a harmonious family leads to prosperity. If I suddenly jump out now, our family would indeed be in chaos."
Every word Haiyun spoke struck a chord in Old Madam Mu’s heart.
She truly felt her granddaughter was sensible, filial, and considerate of the family.
Unlike Mu Haiyang and Tian Tian, who were completely selfish and didn’t consider the Mu Family’s interests at all.
Old Madam Mu’s heart was genuinely biased towards Haiyun.
She even felt displeased when she saw her son, Mu Yi, returning from a walk with Tian Tian, bearing a gentle smile.
"Mu Yi, are you done with work?"
Mu Yi frowned, his smile instantly disappearing, and glanced at Old Madam Mu with a cold expression.
Then, looking at Tian Tian beside him, his expression softened, and his voice was warm and loving.
"Tian Tian, co to the study with Dad."
Tian Tian smiled and nodded, even giving an apologetic smile towards the Old Madam Mu sitting on the sofa with a dark face, and followed Mu Yi to the study.
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