“I’ve got it,” Huang Xiaosan said, bowing his head. “I’ll talk to my wife about it tonight.”

After saying that, he glanced at Boss Huang with sympathy.

If the eldest brother doesn't handle this situation properly, the elders will definitely get involved.

It won't be so easy to get through then.

Let this serve as a warning, a warning indeed!

"Don't worry," said Boss Huang, sounding a bit annoyed, "I'll go in a bit."

He had mixed feelings and was somewhat confused, completely unable to understand why this had happened.

After Jiang Nuan learned of the old lady's actions, the stone that had finally managed to float to the surface crashed to the ground and shattered into pieces.

When did the two of them go to find someone?

“It’s been a while,” Xiao Wu said, continuing to process the medicinal herbs in his hands. “They were talking while I was washing the herbs.”

"You continue learning from Yuzhu. If you get tired, take a rest. I'll come check on you."

One old lady is shrewd enough, but two working together is simply unimaginable!

I don't know how badly my son has been bullied.

Thinking of this, Jiang Nuan immediately rushed over.

However, it was already quite late, and the group had already agreed to part ways.

"Eldest son," she called out as soon as she saw him from afar, "what did your grandma and maternal grandmother say to you?"

Upon hearing this, Old Huang, looking dejected, briefly recounted the events without holding anything back.

He always trusted his mother without reservation, even when he was dissatisfied with her.

“Mom, what do you think my wife is thinking? No one in the family looks down on her, and no one says anything about her family background or appearance. Why can’t she think straight?”

She's already had three children, yet she still has so many worries like a young, unmarried woman.

"You've already reprimanded her as your grandmother instructed?"

"Not yet, I was just about to go find someone when my mother called me back."

"Thank goodness it didn't happen," Jiang Nuan breathed a slight sigh of relief. "We can't listen to your grandma or your great-grandmother about this."

The eldest daughter-in-law is already quite thoughtful; if she gets another scolding, she might think the whole family has a problem with her.

This goes against my original intention.

"What should we do then?" Old Huang was stunned. "My wife is definitely not acting right."

"Do you know why she's acting strange?"

"I don't know."

"Have you been very busy lately?"

"right."

"How long has it been since you told her you like her?"

“Mother,” Huang Laoda said, blushing, “we’ve been married for so long, why are you saying these things?”

It is neither suitable for eating nor for drinking.

“You can’t even compare to the second son,” Jiang Nuan said, shaking her head as she looked at her eldest son, who still didn’t know what he had done wrong. “He always has a different kind of sweet talk to his wife.”

"I……"

“Remember what your mother said,” Jiang Nuan reminded earnestly, “Don’t mention anything about scolding or reprimanding, and don’t complain about your wife. Every life has its ups and downs. Just say some sweet words to coax her, show her more care, and don’t take her kindness for granted. Things will get better over time.”

It must be said that although the two old ladies' method was crude, it was very effective.

But she didn't want to do that.

Being constantly forced to bow one's head will eventually cause one to lose oneself.

Since you've married her, you have to be responsible for her.

“I think Grandma and Grandpa’s words make a lot of sense,” Huang said slowly. “My wife did indeed overstep her bounds.”

He discovered something: his mother was always ruthless when disciplining her son, but gentle and tender towards her daughter-in-law.

“That’s right,” Jiang Nuan didn’t refute. “If she’s wrong, you, as her husband, can teach her slowly. Your wife isn’t someone who can’t tell right from wrong, so there’s no need to be so rough.”

"I'll give it a try!"

Old Huang sighed helplessly.

Having a very good relationship with your mother-in-law can also be a problem; you always feel like an outsider.

The two elderly women were very dissatisfied with Jiang Nuan's actions, but they did not interfere further.

Ultimately, Jiang Nuan is in charge of the Huang family. They can rely on their seniority once, but they cannot seize power and take charge of the family themselves.

In the end, he sighed and let the matter drop, but he made up his mind to keep a close eye on Wang Shi, lest he be too lenient and spoil her.

Jiang Nuan's actions were actually quite unexpected for them, but they chose to respect their daughter (daughter-in-law).

"Never mind," Grandma Jiang sighed. "Recently, my health has been getting better and better. I think I can hold on for a while longer. In time, I'll be able to see whether a person is good or bad and help to vet them."

"That's what I think too."

After saying that, the two shook hands and smiled at each other.

Wang was unaware of the huge uproar that had taken place in her family. In the past few days, because of the shameful and explicit love talk that Huang the eldest had said, her face had been flushed every day, and the smile on her lips had never disappeared.

That evening, after engaging in some unspeakable activity, she cautiously probed, "Husband, how about you accompany me back to my parents' home tomorrow?"

Upon hearing this, Boss Huang immediately frowned. "I've been busy lately, so I'm afraid I don't have time. Why don't you take the child back?"

Upon hearing this, her expression immediately darkened. "Really not possible? I haven't been home in a long time."

Boss Huang wanted to refute directly.

Remembering Jiang Nuan's instructions, he finally rubbed his forehead and agreed, "Fine, I'll go back with you. Luckily, the second brother and the third sister are here."

"Yes, my husband is so good!"

Wang wrapped her arms around his neck and fell into a deep sleep, a beautiful smile curving her lips.

Unaware of the chill in Huang Laoda's eyes as he slept soundly, he did not notice the glint of coldness in Huang Laoda's eyes.

The following morning, after learning about this, everyone's gaze towards Wang became subtle.

Jiang Nuan was also somewhat disappointed, but forced a smile. "Are the gifts ready? Should we bring Da Niu and the other two?"

“Don’t bring Da Niu and the others,” Huang Laoda explained, “It’s hot today, don’t let the kids get sunburned.”

"Take it with you, so our whole family can be together."

"Didn't you refuse yesterday?"

Upon hearing this, Wang lowered her head and said nothing more.

After the two left, the crowd, without any restraint, began to gossip.

Grandma Jiang snorted and said, "I told you we shouldn't spoil her. See? No matter how good Xiao Chuan is to her, he can't be ingrained."

Her husband is at the prime of his life, yet he insists on going back to her parents' home, showing no consideration whatsoever.

Beside her, Jin carefully leaned close to Xie's ear and asked in a voice only the two of them could hear, "Second sister-in-law, do you know why eldest sister-in-law chose this time to go back to her parents' home?"

“I’m not sure either,” Xie replied hesitantly, “maybe he wants to prove his status.”

For whatever reason, they're making stupid mistakes.

The family tried their best to comfort and console her, but this is the result they got.

Ms. Xie felt very uncomfortable.

It was my own fault for starting this whole thing. I thought my sister-in-law would change, but she's become more and more stubborn, and now she's even going against the family to assert her status.

She would never get involved in this man's mess again.

"Ah," Ms. Jin covered her mouth, "Is that all you're going to prove?"

She really couldn't understand this kind of thinking.

"What an idiot, just ignore her from now on."