Who sent this letter? After calming down from her anger, Fifth Grandma began to think about it.

Her husband hadn't been home for three or four days. She hadn't thought much of it before, but now she just wanted to kill him. He was bringing too much negative influence to her. Her friends would laugh at her if they knew about it. She was being laughed at by people she used to look down upon. The thought of this made Fifth Grandma hate Fifth Grandpa with gritted teeth.

As the old saying goes, don't pick wildflowers by the roadside. This guy not only picked them, but also cultivated small flowers. It was simply an insult to herself. The more Grandma Wu thought about it, the more she felt that she was a failure in life.

My husband treated me like this. Not only did my parents-in-law not get anything in return for all the care they gave me over the years, but they even cut off all ties with me. Just think about it, I'm really living in a muddle!

Feeling she hadn't lived her life to its fullest, Fifth Grandma sat on a stone bench in the yard, covering her face and crying silently. Actually, Fifth Grandma was a very strong-willed person, so even if she wanted to cry over such a big thing, she would cry silently.

This was the scene that Shui Shui and Fifth Grandpa saw when they arrived at his house.

Normally, people would be notified when someone came to the house, but now it was Grandpa Wu coming home, so why would someone need to be notified when they return to their own home? So Grandma Wu didn't know that Grandpa Wu had returned, and was crying sadly in the yard.

Seeing Grandma Wu like this, Grandpa Wu was also a little touched, and instantly felt sorry for Grandma Wu. After all, she had given him three smart sons, who were also very good in the army.

Then he thought about how Fifth Grandma had married him for Big Brother, and that she only saw him as a platform to get close to Big Brother, not as a true love for him. He also felt that he had done nothing wrong to Fifth Grandma. Even if a fight broke out later, he would be the one to be blamed, as he had no connection to Fifth Grandma, so he didn't feel any guilt at all.

He walked over and sat on the stone bench, watching Grandma Wu cry without saying a word. Shui Shui watched Grandpa Wu's actions and cursed him in his heart.

We've been married for twenty years and even had three children. He got into trouble and came home to see his wife crying, completely indifferent. He didn't even offer an apology, let alone words of comfort. I can't blame Grandpa for wanting to beat him to death. He's such a ruthless person. Even death wouldn't satisfy my hatred.

Shui Shui used to be quite annoyed with Fifth Grandma. My first memory was last year's Lunar New Year, when she and Professor Dong had a particularly unpleasant encounter. It was as if the whole family was a scammer. Later, when the Chamber of Commerce audited the accounts and discovered that Fifth Grandma had embezzled too much money, she conspired with Uncle Thirty to silence Shui Shui. Fortunately, she was reborn and saved.

After these two incidents, it could be said that Fifth Grandma had a negative impression in Shui Shui's heart. Who could have a good impression of the enemy who wanted to kill them?

Now seeing Fifth Grandma crying helplessly here, Shui Shui suddenly felt pity for her. She didn't know how this feeling came about in an instant.

The idea that one has no confidence without a mother's family does not exist for Shui Shui at all. She does not know what happened between her fifth grandfather and fifth grandmother. She only knows that her fifth grandfather is a heartless man and has wronged her fifth grandmother, so now she feels that her fifth grandmother is very pitiful.

If Professor Dong was here, Shui Shui would definitely smile and tell her mother that she felt so humiliated that she was uncomfortable. A few tears from Grandma Wu would have won her over.

When Fifth Grandma heard someone come in, she thought it was one of the servants. The servants would have announced a visitor, so she didn't look up.