"Serves them right. Didn't they say their son wasn't sick? Turns out they secretly saw a doctor, but they just wouldn't admit it."

Mu Yi'an didn't expect the Fan family's scandal to erupt so quickly. That distant cousin was quite bold, trying to take advantage of the situation.

"Heaven is watching what people do, and I finally believe that God will not let any bad person get away with it."

When Fan's mother deliberately smeared Jiang Qi last time, saying that she was not a virtuous woman, the Fan family was already considered bad people in Jiang Qi's mind.

Although the divorce was painful at the time, and she was afraid of causing trouble for her parents and bringing bad influence to her clan, Jiang Qi didn't really harbor much resentment.

More than two years after their divorce, the Fan family, to protect their son's reputation, went against their conscience and smeared her. Only then did Jiang Qi realize how terrifying human nature can be.

"Alright, it's all in the past. You have a new life now and a baby. Things will go smoothly from now on. There's no need to waste your energy on a stranger."

“I know, Second Sister-in-law. The Fan family is a stranger to me now. But the resentment I felt is completely gone this time.”

Jiang Qi smiled, her face showing a sense of relief.

At noon, Jiang Qi invited them to stay for lunch and a rest before seeing them off.

Jiang Lan sat in the carriage, thinking about how her second sister-in-law and older sister got along. She was envious, but she also knew that she had lost the opportunity to be close to them.

Some things, once missed, will never be available again.

However, she should be more careful in the future. Even if she can't get along particularly well with her second sister-in-law, she shouldn't let things fall apart again, as it won't do her any good.

As for reading, she will try it too. Her second sister-in-law and older sister both said it was good, so it can't hurt.

Mu Yi'an had no idea what Jiang Lan was thinking. She was just maintaining adult politeness out of respect for Jiang's parents.

As for reading, it was just something she felt compelled to say; whether or not people listened to her was none of her concern.