"Okay, I got it."

Brother Niu and Brother Niu replied dejectedly, feeling a bit resentful towards their wives. They were eating well at their parents' house for free, so why were their wives making such a fuss?

"His father..." Tie Dan's mother looked at her husband with dissatisfaction. What kind of behavior is it to send away the son and grandson? It's more interesting when the whole family eats together. After Tie Dan and the others return to the big city, it will only be her and the old man eating alone. It will be so cold and quiet that even eating dragon meat will taste bland.

"Am I not the head of the household?" Niu Dazhu looked sternly at his wife.

Honest men are usually quiet, but once they get angry, they become very authoritative. Iron Egg's mother didn't dare to say a word. She thought to herself that she would try to persuade the old man that night. He was just angry and would calm down in a few days.

"Dad, Junjun loves Mom's cooking. He doesn't enjoy eating at home." Sister-in-law Niu said with a smile, hoping that Niu Dazhu would not kick them out for the sake of his grandson.

Cooking for herself is both expensive and time-consuming. It's not as convenient as eating ready-made meals, which are better and save money. Besides, her cooking isn't as good as Tie Dan's mother's. They've been eating like this for several years now and are used to the whole family eating together. If she were suddenly asked to cook, she really wouldn't want to.

"Zhuangzhuang is the same; he only eats my mom's cooking, it's so delicious. He won't eat what I make," Niu Ersao said.

"Smack!"

Niu Dazhu threw down his chopsticks. The little bun trembled, a little scared, and reached out to Tiedan for a hug. It was still more reassuring in her father's arms. Niu Dazhu forced a smile at his granddaughter, his dark face instantly turning into a kind smile. He was even angrier inside. His granddaughter had finally come back to live with him, and he had to get rid of all the troublemakers so they wouldn't scare his granddaughter.

"If you don't eat, you'll go hungry. It's a good way to lose weight. You'll be fatter than a pig, and you won't be able to snatch any steamed buns from the sky." Niu Dazhu gave his two daughters-in-law, Niu Dasao and Niu Ersao, a cold look. He had a lot of complaints about his two daughters-in-law over the years and had been thinking about teaching them a lesson. Today, he finally got his chance.

In the first few years of their marriage, they were quite well-behaved. But as their circumstances improved over the years, these two lazy women revealed their true colors. Not only were they too lazy to do any work themselves, but they also wouldn't let their son do any. All they thought about was how to take advantage of their younger son's family fortune. They even sowed discord between their mother and their younger son's family, causing them to stop coming back.

It wouldn't be a big deal if the adults didn't come back, but he missed his granddaughter. Little Roubao had always been treated differently by Niu Dazhu since she was little. He would hold her from morning till night and never let go. A day apart felt like three autumns. Even if she came back and stayed for a few days, it wouldn't relieve Niu Dazhu's longing at all. He wished he could put his little granddaughter in his pocket and see her every day.

With the prospect of being able to come back and stay for a month, Niu Dazhu was hoping that his wife and daughter-in-law would get along well and come back more often. But now these troublemakers are causing trouble again, and he can no longer sit idly by. He must show his authority as the head of the family and straighten out the family's ways.

Junjun and Zhuangzhuang, the two brothers who were drinking cola in big gulps, were called out by their grandfather. They dared not drink anymore and sat uneasily with their heads down. They were lawless at home, but they were afraid of Niu Dazhu.

Niu Dazhu then looked at his two gloating daughters and shouted, "You two should come back less often. You're all part of someone else's family now. What kind of behavior is it to keep coming back to your parents' home? You have no manners. Don't come back this month, or I'll set the dogs on you."

The two eldest daughters were no better, just like the two daughters-in-law. Niu Dazhu, being an outsider, saw things more clearly than Tie Dan's mother, even though he didn't usually get involved.

"Dad, what does this have to do with me? I didn't say anything!" Sister Niu retorted, unconvinced. She hadn't said a word, so why was she being criticized?