Why treat a stranger better than one's own grandchildren?

The first thing he always does when he wakes up is look for Ye Zhaoyu.

"It's good that you're alright, Grandpa Huo. Your health is the most important thing. My dad said that children and grandchildren have their own blessings, so don't worry too much." Ye Zhaoyu felt relieved to hear that Grandpa Huo was alright. She was afraid that someone over seventy years old might get sick from worry.

"Xiaoyu, do you really want a divorce? Can't you give Jian'an another chance?" Old Master Huo asked, holding Ye Zhaoyu's hand.

“Yes, let’s get a divorce. We agreed on five years, and now that time is up, it’s time to get a divorce.” Ye Zhaoyu nodded in agreement without hesitation.

“But Jian’an hasn’t been home for the past few years, and you two haven’t spent any time together. Xiaoyu, listen to Grandpa Huo, Jian’an will definitely like you. You two are destined for each other.” Grandpa Huo still wanted to try to persuade his grandson.

It's such a pity to give up such an outstanding granddaughter-in-law.

"Grandpa Huo, you can't force things. We agreed that if the Huo family protects me for five years, my mother's debt to Huo Jian'an will be wiped clean," Ye Zhaoyu refused.

"Alright then, it's just that our Huo family isn't fortunate enough to keep such a golden phoenix like you." Hearing Ye Zhaoyu say this, Old Master Huo could only give up; he had already done his best.

No one around could understand what the two were saying, but when they heard Old Master Huo say that Ye Zhaoyu was a phoenix, no one took it seriously.

A powerless orphan girl is no phoenix; she's at best a pheasant.

Ye Zhaoyu breathed a sigh of relief when she heard that Old Master Huo had agreed.

As long as Old Master Huo doesn't insist, the divorce is inevitable.