Jiang Tong said awkwardly, "She is indeed clever, but she is also quite difficult to teach."

When Mrs. Zhou asked a few words of concern, Jiang Tong didn't hide anything and simply talked about it. Mrs. Zhou then brought up her scumbag ex-husband's affairs and immediately felt indignant on Jiang Tong's behalf. Because she was so easily empathetic, Mrs. Zhou's eyes even reddened.

Jiang Tong hurriedly grabbed some tissues for her.

Mrs. Zhou took the hand, then patted Jiang Tong's hand, indignantly saying on her behalf, "Good riddance to that fickle scoundrel! Scumbags like him deserve to be punished by heaven! You're too good-natured. If it were me? Would Old Zhou dare to do anything reckless? I'd beat his head off!!"

Jiang Tong was amused by Mrs. Zhou's words. Although they were also a little scary, she also felt inexplicably sad. It was the first time in so long since the divorce that an elder had expressed indignation and sadness on her behalf, and felt sorry for her past sincere relationship.

Mrs. Zhou couldn't help but shed tears. "My poor child, how come you can't even cry anymore? This man really changes his mind so easily, saying one thing and doing another. He's no human being. Good child, you will be my daughter-in-law from now on. My son, not to mention anything else, his character is impeccable."

She then praised Zhou Yuansheng, saying, "If my son dared to do something like that, I would still teach him a lesson! It's your ex-mother-in-law's fault for not raising your son well! And how could you try to sow discord between mother and daughter?"

Madam Zhou was truly amazed by the horrific nature of humanity, and felt sorry for Jiang Tong, who had been caught in the middle in her husband's family. Just from a few words she uttered, one could tell how difficult her life had been.

Jiang Tong was almost moved to tears by Madam Zhou's comforting words, but before she could even shed a tear, she was scared back by Madam Zhou's words that she would become her daughter-in-law in the future.

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