Yu Liang glanced at Li Jin gratefully, feeling gratified by his younger sister's magnanimity. He said, "Little sister, I'm very pleased that you think this way. But ultimately, it's our fault for not handling this matter well, and you've suffered injustice."

Grandpa Yu sat to the side, his face still gloomy. He sighed heavily and said, "Wan'er's temperament has really been spoiled. She always loves to cause trouble and now she's becoming more and more outrageous."

Yu Zhenzhen also looked helpless: "Father, Wanwan has been spoiled since she was a child, and now she has developed this kind of personality. I'm afraid it won't change in a short time. We still need to think of a way to persuade her properly and make her understand things."

Grandpa Yu shook his head and said, "Forget it, let her be. Anyway, she'll be someone else's wife soon. Let her go back to her parents' home less often! I have no hope for her anymore!"

After saying this, Grandpa Yu stood up and slowly walked towards the room. Li Jinzhen looked at Grandpa Yu's lonely figure and felt a little sorry for him. She said softly, "Grandpa, don't take it too hard. Sister Wan may have just been confused for a moment. After she gets married and experiences some things, she may become more sensible."

Grandpa Yu stopped and glanced back at Li Jinzhen, forcing a smile. "I hope so. Jin'er, I'm very pleased that you're so understanding." He then went into the room. Yu Zhenzhen looked at Li Jinzhen, her eyes filled with heartache. "Jin'er, there are too many troubles at home! You just go and take care of your factory and shop; Mom will handle things at home!" However, Yu Wan went too far this time; she should be taught a lesson. Yu Hao nodded, "Yes, little sister, big sister went too far this time. I can't believe she's become like this."

"People always change. Some people become better, and some become worse. These are things we can't control," Li Jin said with a sigh, as if he had a profound understanding of the impermanence of life.

After chatting for a while, it was time for dinner. As everyone got up to head to the restaurant, they noticed that Yu Wan still hadn't come out.

Although everyone was somewhat unhappy, they all tacitly avoided mentioning her. After all, Yu Wan was already so old!

When Yu Changnian returned, Yu Liang told him everything that had happened at home. Therefore, Yu Changnian's expression was noticeably grim during the meal. He ate silently, saying very little.

However, everyone understood his feelings, so no one bothered him too much. The meal ended in a relatively quiet atmosphere.

After the meal, Grandpa Yu stopped Yu Changnian and simply said, "I won't interfere with Yu Wan's wedding. You can arrange it yourself." After saying that, Grandpa Yu turned and left the restaurant, leaving Yu Changnian standing there alone, lost in thought.

Yu Changnian watched his father's departing figure, his heart filled with helplessness and heaviness. He knew his father was utterly disappointed in Yu Wan's behavior this time. His daughter was indeed becoming more and more outrageous.

Back in his room, Yu Changnian sat on the edge of the bed, lost in thought. He realized that he, as her father, bore undeniable responsibility for his daughter's willfulness and immaturity. Over the years, the family had spoiled her too much, leading to her current unreasonable behavior.

The next morning, Yu Changnian decided to have a serious talk with Yu Wan. He went to Yu Wan's door, knocked gently, and heard Yu Wan's slightly lazy yet somewhat impatient voice from inside: "Who is it?"

"It's Daddy, Wanwan. Daddy wants to talk to you." Yu Changnian tried to make his tone sound gentle.