Chapter 155 Does your son know about this?
At the dinner table, Sang Qian noticed that several of the dishes were ones she had been enjoying recently.
"Sister-in-law, please eat more of these dishes. My brother specially called back to ask the kitchen to make them for you."
Jin Ningxi frowned slightly at Sang Qian.
Jin Changyu, who was serving food to Sang Qian, glanced at her and asked, "Are you talking so much while eating these days?"
"..."
She helped him improve his image in front of his sister-in-law, and instead of being grateful, he criticized her?
Jin Ningxi was speechless, but when she thought that she had played a part in their divorce, she felt guilty and wanted to do something for them so that they could get back together.
"Sister-in-law, it seems like you and my brother haven't stayed at home for a long time. Why don't you stay here tonight?"
She then looked at Sang Qian.
Sang Qian paused slightly in her hand holding the soup spoon. "Let's do it next time. Your brother has been busy with work lately. He lives here, and it's a bit far for him to go to the company."
She used Jin Changyu as a shield.
"What does it matter? Just make him get up earlier, right, brother?"
Jin Ningxi was certain that if it meant exchanging the opportunity to share a bed with her sister-in-law, she would gladly do it, even if it meant her brother had to get up two hours earlier.
Jin Changyu certainly wanted such an opportunity, but he knew that Sang Qian didn't want to get along with his mother and wasn't used to living here.
"Maybe next time. I still have some documents at Royal Bay that I need to go back and deal with tonight."
Jin Ningxi was speechless again, muttering to herself: What a useless teammate who can't be carried.
When will he finally win over his wife, like a frog slowly being boiled in water?
No, she still had to help him.
Jin Ningxi pondered to herself.
After dinner, Jin Changyu had some work-related matters to discuss with Madam Jin, so he said to Sang Qian, "I'm going to discuss some work with Grandma. It'll be quick. Can you go to your room and wait for me for a bit?"
He was worried about leaving her alone with her mother.
Sang Qian didn't want to face Jin's mother either, so she nodded, "Okay."
"I'll go up with you."
Jin Changyu took her hand and led her upstairs.
Once inside the room, Sang Qian pulled her hand away from his. "Alright, you can go ahead and do your work."
"I'll have someone cut some fruit and bring it up. You can wait here for a while."
Jin Changyu raised his hand and gently rubbed her head, saying softly, "I'll be back soon."
The intimate gesture made Sang Qian's eyes flicker slightly. "...I understand."
After Jin Changyu left, she had nothing to do, so she sat on the sofa and scrolled through her phone.
After a while, there was a knock on the door. Thinking it was someone delivering fruit, Sang Qian got up to open the door.
When the door opened, it was Jin's mother standing outside.
?
Sang Qian felt that her arrival must be up to no good, but she still politely asked, "Did you want to see me?"
"I need to discuss something with you."
As Jin's mother spoke, she pushed open the door and walked in.
She sat down on the sofa and beckoned to Sang Qian, "Come and take a look. There are a few nannies here. Which two would you like to take care of you? Or you can keep all of them."
Sang Qian frowned as she looked at the resumes in her hand. "A postpartum nanny?"
“Yes,” said Jin’s mother. “I’ve thought it over carefully. It would be safer for you to have your postpartum confinement here at the old house. It’s better for both you and the baby.”
“I know you don’t like being waited on by people at home, right? So, I’ll find you a few nannies from outside.”
She added, "Don't worry, I carefully selected these postpartum nannies. They are all highly professional and experienced, having cared for countless wealthy wives in Beijing."
"At that time, you just need to focus on taking good care of your health, and the baby will be taken care of by a dedicated person."
Looking at the person in front of her who kept talking, how could Sang Qian not know what she wanted to do?
She's conducting a compliance test.
Having her stay here for postpartum care is just the beginning. Her real goal is to keep the baby in the Jin family for a long time, by her side as the grandmother.
Isn't letting her arrange her own postpartum nanny to take care of her and the baby just a way of controlling her?
As time goes on, she, as the mother, will lose her say in the baby's life, and then she will have even less say in whether the child stays or goes.
Do you really think she's stupid?
"Does your son know about this?" Sang Qian looked at her. "Did he agree to it?"
A hint of guilt flashed in Jin's mother's eyes, but she smiled and said, "Aren't you the child's mother? As long as you agree, he naturally has no objections."
"I disagree!" Sang Qian refused directly. "I need to rest. Please leave."
Seeing that she didn't give her mother-in-law any face and even dared to kick her out, Jin's mother was immediately unhappy.
She suddenly stood up. "Sang Qian, don't be so selfish. This is our Jin family's grandson. You can't just do whatever you want with him."
“I’m that selfish. If you’re not satisfied, talk to your son.”
Sang Qian didn't want to waste words with her. "Now, please leave my room."
She turned to open the door after she finished speaking, but after taking two steps, the door was suddenly opened.
The maid who delivered fruit came to report that his mother had entered his room, and Jin Changyu immediately rushed back.
As soon as the door opened, he looked at Sang Qian and strode towards her, asking softly, "What happened?"
Sang Qian: "Ask your mother."
Jin Changyu then frowned and looked at his mother, "Mom, I remember I just told you not to disturb Qianqian's rest. What are you doing here?"
“I didn’t disturb her rest. I just wanted to discuss something with her, but after only a few words, she kicked me out. That was so rude.”
Jin's mother tried to downplay Sang Qian's criticisms, but Jin Changyu immediately seized on the key point: "What did you want to discuss with Qianqian?"
"I, I am..."
Jin's mother felt a little guilty under his gaze, but she still spoke confidently, "I meant well and was thinking of arranging a few nannies to take care of her during her postpartum period, but I didn't expect her to be so ungrateful and even give me, her mother-in-law, a hard time."
Jin Changyu took a deep breath. "I told you about this a long time ago that you don't need to get involved."
"Do you think I want to worry about this? I'm doing this for your own good. Do you really want to give the child to her...?"
Jin Changyu gave her a meaningful look. "Mom, I think you've been too idle lately."
"What do you mean I'm too free? What kind of talk is that?"
Jin Changyu ignored her and, holding Sang Qian's hand, said softly, "Let's go home."
Watching the two leave the room, Jin's mother looked bewildered. After a few seconds of stunned silence, she chased after them, asking, "We haven't reached a decision yet. Which nannies do you want?"
Jin Changyu stopped and turned to her, saying, "You don't need to worry about my wife's postpartum care. You should worry about yourself first."
"Worrying about myself?"
Mrs. Jin looked at the two people who were walking downstairs without turning back, looking completely bewildered. "What do I have to worry about?"
Jin Changyu gently helped Sang Qian downstairs. "I'm sorry, I didn't expect my mother hadn't given up on this matter yet, but don't worry, she can't make the decisions for us. You don't need to pay attention to what she says. I will handle these things."
Sang Qian nodded silently.
Jin Changyu secretly glanced at her expression and breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that she wasn't angry.
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