Chapter 307 You're so lucky

"You said you..."

Erniu's father glanced at her, somewhat helplessly, "Can't you just say less? Just listen to what Mom says, why are you talking back?"

Erniu's mother's eyes reddened with grievance.

Grandma Fang...

She glared speechlessly at Erniu's father.

He sighed, "How could I have given birth to two blockheads like you! You didn't inherit any of the shrewdness that your father and I had..."

"Grandma, it's a tradition passed down from generation to generation."

Fang Erniu chuckled and hugged her arm, rubbing against her a couple of times, saying, "Look, my eldest brother inherited your and my grandfather's intelligence and ability, while my younger brother inherited your hard work and competence."

"And what about you?" The old lady was overjoyed by her granddaughter's affection and asked back with a happy smile.

Fang Erniu said, "Me? I inherited your and Grandpa's kindness and honesty, and so did my dad. My uncle is a master farmer, just like you, Grandma, isn't he? My aunt's cooking is so delicious, I still crave it when I think about it. Did you teach her to cook it yourself, Grandma? My mom... is the best part, she's obedient and filial, oh my..."

Fang Erniu exclaimed exaggeratedly, giggling, "Grandma, you must have been a very kind person in your past life, you're so lucky..."

Grandma Fang laughed heartily.

She patted her granddaughter gently and said, "You, you learned that from Su Laosan, didn't you? You're so glib, always saying nice things to flatter me, just so I won't scold your mother, right? Fine, since your mother raised you to be so filial, Grandma won't hold it against her..."

Fang Erniu smiled and raised an eyebrow at her mother, then half-stood up, put her arm around the old lady's neck, and gently shook her twice.

"I'm telling the truth..."

Grandma Fang was overjoyed, and the atmosphere in the room was no longer as tense as before. Erniu's mother wiped the cold sweat from her forehead. The best thing she ever did was to have Erniu. Look, she has two sons, and neither of her granddaughters has any face in front of the old lady.

Watching the grandmother and granddaughter laughing and joking, Erniu's mother felt a pang of sadness in her heart.

I can't say whether it's jealousy or envy, but I feel that this girl was close to her grandma when she was little, but now that she's grown up, she hasn't had many intimate days with her before she gets married, and when she comes back, she'll just be a guest.

How did her perfectly good daughter become a guest after getting married?

What kind of bastard made up this ridiculous rule!

After the grandmother and granddaughter played around for a while, Grandma Fang looked at Grandpa Fang. Grandpa Fang tapped his pipe, smiled, and glanced at Erniu's father, who was also smiling. He then said, "Second son, go to your eldest brother's house and ask him and his wife to come over so we can discuss Erniu's wedding date."

"Dad, my older brother..."

Erniu's father's smile faltered for a moment, and he looked a little dejected. "He might not come."

Grandpa Fang glanced at him sideways.

“If they make excuses not to come, just tell them that I said they can’t write two prescriptions in one stroke. They’re not just here for Erniu, but also for their son. Now there’s a chance for their child to not be trapped in the village for the rest of his life, toiling in the fields. If they don’t want it, then they don’t need us either!”

The last sentence was a bit harsh, and Erniu's father quickly called out, "Dad, it's not that serious..."

Erniu's mother glanced at her eldest son with concern.

I feel like the eldest son's wife is trying to benefit from her son's success. She's both proud and resentful. They're jealous of their family's good fortune, but they don't even acknowledge their child, treating him like a stranger. I don't know what they're thinking!

She felt wronged on behalf of her son and daughter, and also thought that the eldest son and his wife were petty and not people she could get along with, so why did she have to drag them into this?

But she only dared to mutter these words to herself, not daring to say a word about them on her face, and only sighed.

Thinking that if the eldest son and his wife could consider the children at home and humble themselves, they could get along with the other villagers in the same way they would with their children in the future, and she didn't want to ruin the relationship.

After all, the child's uncle is her husband's older brother, Brother Qin.

If her eldest son and youngest son were to quarrel like this because of a woman's petty nature, she would be heartbroken.

Wasn't that the second daughter-in-law from before?

Just because she's pregnant, she thinks she can be the head of the family. Poor little granddaughter, who was killed by her own mother's stupidity!

I heard that she later went to look for her mistress's son a few times, but her youngest son didn't even bring her to the door. He found her in the village, grabbed her, and sent her back.

Sigh, why bother?

He didn't appreciate how well he treated her, and now he's waiting...

Erniu's mother sighed again, feeling that she could probably understand her mother-in-law's feelings, and couldn't help but look at Grandma Fang with sympathy.

Grandma Fang frowned, feeling uncomfortable under her gaze, but she was too lazy to pay any attention to her.

This second daughter-in-law, even after being married into the family for so many years, still can't shake off the old ideas she was instilled with in her parents' home!

I'll find some time to talk to her properly later. We can't let her selfishness ruin my grandson's future.

Erniu's father exchanged a few words with Grandpa Fang and then nervously went out.

About half an hour later, Erniu's father returned, followed by his eldest son and his wife.

Upon seeing them, the elderly couple exchanged glances and nodded with satisfaction.

"Dad, Mom."

The eldest brother bent over, forced a smile, and called out to everyone. His wife also greeted them.

Grandpa Fang hummed in agreement, took a puff of his pipe, and gestured with his chin to the side, "Sit down."

Erniu's father called out to his eldest brother, and the two brothers sat together. Erniu's mother also hurriedly called out to her eldest sister-in-law, and the two sisters-in-law sat politely to the side.

Fang Erniu poured hot water for the two of them and handed it to them, saying, "These are tea leaves that Su Laosan collected from the countryside. They were picked on the mountain. Uncle and Aunt, please have a taste."

The two accepted the gift politely and praised Erniu, "In the blink of an eye, Erniu is getting married. That's wonderful."

Following this, Grandma Fang explained the purpose of calling them over: "Since Erniu is getting married, her two cousins ​​will definitely be there. Your father and I are thinking of taking this opportunity to let them go with Jianhua..."

The eldest aunt's expression immediately changed. Her lips moved as if she wanted to say something, but she held back, gripping her teacup tightly.

Grandma Fang saw it, paused, and then let out a long sigh.

“I know you have objections, that Jianguo and Jiangang are the older brothers, and that the older brothers working under their younger cousins ​​is something the villagers are afraid of gossiping about. Do you think that by doing what you're doing now, the villagers won't gossip?!”

Grandma Fang thought of all the gossip in the village and slammed her hand on the table in anger. She slapped it so hard that her face contorted in pain. Not wanting to cry out in front of the younger generation, she pulled her hand back and rubbed it against her back a few times.

As a result, when she looked up, she saw her eldest son's troubled face, which made her even angrier.

"Who are you trying to fool with that donkey face? You raise all your grandsons the same, without favoritism. Those two just aren't as good as Jianhua. This village secretary was elected by the villagers, vote by vote, and you..."

Aunt Fang was displeased with what the old lady said and interrupted her coldly, "Does Mom mean that my two sons are inferior to those born to my second son's family?"