Fu Shengying's expression darkened slightly, but she remained silent.

One should not discuss one's own family's private affairs, even with relatives and friends.

With a smile, Madam Fu gestured to the servants to bring up some fruit.

"She had something to do and was in a hurry to go out. Besides, young people find it boring to be around a bunch of older people like us."

"But with so many relatives and elders at home, we should at least come in and say hello when we get to the door," a distant relative of the Fu family said with a smile, implying that the woman Fu Hanzheng married was too ill-mannered.

Upon hearing this, Madam Fu's smile remained, but her eyes clearly showed some displeasure.

“Young people have their own things to do. Han Zheng just doesn’t want her to deal with us elders, that’s why he doesn’t live with her at home.”

“That’s his heart and soul. If he’s really here with us and we don’t take good care of him or he suffers any grievances, he’ll blame me later.”

...

"I never would have guessed that Han Zheng, with his aloof personality, would be such a loving husband," Mrs. Qin said with a smile.

Mrs. Fu held Youyou and smiled helplessly.

"Of course I treasure it."

"When did they get married? They didn't even invite us to their wedding banquet," someone said.

Madam Fu smiled and said, "As you all know, Han Zheng has always disliked noise, so he held a wedding abroad without a large banquet."

Although the wedding was stopped halfway through.

However, this is something you shouldn't tell outsiders, lest they laugh at you.

"No wonder, I was wondering why I didn't even get to drink the wedding wine. How come your grandchildren are already so grown up?"

Mrs. Qin teased Youyou with a toy, and the little guy glanced at her, then reached out and grabbed the toy.

"Oh my, look how strong these little hands are! You've raised them so well."

"It's thanks to the children's mother's meticulous care that they've been raised so well. We just take care of them when we have free time, and they usually stay with their mother," Mrs. Fu said with a smile.

Mrs. Zhou asked curiously, "When a child is born, the grandparents usually help take care of the baby, let alone twins. You're not allowed to help at all. What are you thinking, daughter-in-law?"

The twins were indeed adorable, but their mysterious daughter-in-law always seemed out of place in the Fu family.

Fu Shengying and her husband have always been the envy of many. Their relationship has always been good, and their three sons are all outstanding.

But if you envy someone for too long, you'll inevitably develop a bit of jealousy.

Madam Fu naturally understood what the other party meant; they simply wanted to see their family make a fool of themselves.

"It's all out of filial piety, not wanting us to be too tired. Han Zheng even hired a nanny and nutritionist, and that's why the two children are being taken such good care of."

"We're content to just relax and play with our grandchildren."

...

"I'm so envious of you," Madam Qin sighed.

Madam Fu chuckled, "Your eldest grandson is already so big, while my two little ones are still so young."

"I'm having a headache with my second son and Xiaoman." Mrs. Qin sighed as she thought about the recent events at home. "Qin Lang and Ruya are in love, but Xiaoman is firmly against it, causing chaos in the house."

“Ruya…” Madam Fu smiled, then stopped herself from speaking.

Madam Qin's gaze shifted slightly. "Didn't you used to dote on Ruya quite a bit? But these past two years, I haven't seen you having any contact with the Meng family?"

Madam Fu smiled meaningfully and said.

"Han Zheng is married. It's not good for anyone if he continues to associate with the Meng family."

Meng Ruya is not a particularly wicked person, but her character and disposition are not good.

She misjudged people back then, but fortunately Han Zheng himself was discerning.