Shi's father looked somewhat embarrassed, and loosened his belt, casually draping it over the screen beside him.

What's wrong with you?

After changing into his everyday clothes, Mr. Shi sat down and asked the question.

Shi's mother stared at him intently, trying to keep her tone calm, "How did the soup taste?"

Shi's father frowned, then slowly relaxed.

Shi's mother gave a mocking smile and said coldly, "She inherited all of her mother's skills."

Shi's father hesitated for a moment, but couldn't help but say, "The person is dead, why talk about these things?"

Shi's mother's eyes reddened, and she choked out, "She's dead, but can you honestly say you've never thought of her again?"

Mr. Shi paced back and forth irritably, then said angrily, "I was half asleep at the time and thought it was you. I've said this so many times, why can't you get over it?"

Shi's mother thought to herself, "She must have drunk that slut's soup too." After thinking for a moment, she took out her handkerchief and wiped away the tears that were about to fall. She sobbed, "I do want to go back to the past. Have you seen me mistreat that child even a little bit all these years? But what about that child? First, she scared Lan'er so much that she almost died of illness. She was finally getting better, and then her face was ruined like this. You know how important a girl's face is. If even the slightest imperfection is left, Lan'er's life will be ruined."

Stone Mother cried bitterly, her beautiful face filled with sorrow, and her full breasts trembled incessantly.

Seeing that Mrs. Shi was crying so hard she could hardly breathe, Mr. Shi sighed, sat down next to her, put his arm around her, and said, "I know you've suffered all these years. You don't need to worry about the child anymore. I'll instruct the housekeeper to take care of him."

Stone Mother covered her mouth with a handkerchief, slumped into Stone Father's arms, and wept bitterly.

Mr. Shi gently wiped away the tears on her face, murmuring softly and patiently coaxing Mrs. Shi.

(To be continued.)