"Are you feeling better?" Grandma asked with concern and touched her head lovingly.

"Grandma, I'm much better." Mu Yanran looked at her grandma's worried expression and seemed to be scolding herself, wondering why she always made her grandma worry.

"Grandma, don't worry, I'm much better. Look, I'm fine now." Mu Yanran comforted her and pointed to her rosy face.

"You are my granddaughter, how could I not worry?" Grandma said kindly: "But now I see that you look much better than yesterday. You almost scared me to death." Grandma was still frightened. As she got older, it was inevitable that she would think too much.

"Grandma~~" Mu Yanran hugged her grandma coquettishly, her eyes a little sore. Why did she always make her grandma worry?

"You have been so weak since you were a child. You can catch a cold even if there is a slight breeze." Grandma hugged her and stroked her back.

This is the granddaughter that he raised with his own hands, how could he not love her dearly? He was practically holding her in his mouth for fear that she would melt, and holding her in his hands for fear that she would fall.

So over the years, I gave my granddaughter whatever she wanted and did everything I could to give her. But fortunately, she didn't grow up crooked, otherwise, it would have been a headache for me.

"No way." Mu Yanran disagreed.

"Of course you don't have any? And you don't like taking medicine. You don't know how worried grandma is." Grandma wasn't very angry.

"It will be fine if you don't take medicine?" Mu Yanran pouted.

"How come you're okay? You just have the mind of a child. If it weren't for your sister-in-law, grandma would have called your brother back." Grandma said seriously.

Mu Yanran remained silent for a while. Indeed, if she didn't eat, her brother would drop his work and run back.

Grandma also noticed her mood these days. She held her hand, patted her, and touched her head.

"Don't you like your sister-in-law?" Grandma asked carefully.

She had noticed it these days. At first, she thought she was afraid that her sister-in-law would steal the attention of her family, but later she thought that it shouldn't be the case. Perhaps she still had a knot in her heart.

The sister-in-law she thought of might be someone else, but this was ultimately God's will.

"Yeah." Her voice was a little low, and she didn't know if she really didn't like it.

"Why?" asked grandma.

This time she was silent again.

"Oh," grandma sighed.

"Grandma knows that you like the girl from the Si family and you want her to be your sister-in-law. To be honest, grandma also likes the girl from the Si family." Mu Yanran looked up at her grandma when she heard what her grandma said.

"But, this Xiao Ci was chosen by your brother. Now, grandma thinks Xiao Ci is more suitable for your brother, and grandma also likes this girl very much." Grandma said in a relaxed tone.

She doesn't care who becomes her grandson's wife, as long as her grandson likes her.

It doesn't matter if they are not a good match. What matters is that he will have someone who understands him and his granddaughter will have a good sister-in-law. Everything else is not the point.

Originally, the girl from the Si family was a suitable candidate. After all, they grew up together and had some feelings for each other. However, after so many years, there was still no result, so I was afraid she was not suitable.

At the beginning, grandma liked Song Ci because she was the daughter-in-law brought home by her grandson. Later, she thought this girl was good and liked her from the bottom of her heart.

She had lived her whole life and had seen all kinds of people. She knew better than anyone what kind of person was suitable for her grandson.

Take the girl from the Si family for example. Although the two of them are suitable for each other, they are not suitable for living together. Neither of them is willing to compromise, and they only see each other a few times a year. How can they live like this?

Although she met Xiao Ci through a blind date, they were a perfect match after all. Moreover, she thought that the two of them were even more compatible. As she got older, she wanted her grandson to settle down even more. He was already in his thirties and still had no family, which made her a little scared. She was afraid that if she passed away one day, her two children would be left alone. But now that her grandson was married, her granddaughter would have a sister-in-law and would not be lonely anymore. She felt much more relieved.

Thinking of this, she advised: "As for you, don't look at people with prejudice. Try to get along well with her, okay?"

Mu Yanran didn't answer.

"Don't be anxious. Grandma won't force you. People's true character will be revealed over time. I think you will like her." Grandma said affirmatively. She can never be wrong in judging people.

Mu Yanran curled her lips and said somewhat defiantly, "Humph, I won't do that."

"Hmph, you're so stubborn." Grandma smiled and tapped her nose. What kind of person is her granddaughter? Doesn't she know?

"Grandma, whose side are you on? Do you dislike me less now that you have her?" Mu Yanran said coquettishly.

"You, you're so old, but you still act like a spoiled child. You're grandma's granddaughter, how could grandma dislike you?"

"Huh, who knows?"

"He has no conscience."

The grandmother and granddaughter talked for a long time in the house until the grandmother felt a little sleepy and then went back to her room.

Mu Yanran was in a daze in the house for a long time. She also knew why her grandmother said all this to her. She just wanted her to get along well with her, but she couldn't do it.

But now she couldn't treat her like she usually did. She always felt that if she did that, she would be a little ungrateful. For a moment, she felt very depressed.

Just then, her cell phone rang.