"Just bear with it for a while. Your eldest brother will be able to bring the fourth child back this afternoon."
Mrs. Ye San actually just wanted to vent her anger by complaining, but after being comforted by Mrs. Ye, she calmed down and started to worry about Mr. Ye Si instead.
"Aunt Guo is not an easy person to deal with.
"Mom, you can't be soft-hearted. You have to protect the fourth child!"
"Do I need to tell you that? The fourth child is my biological son, not adopted!" Old Mrs. Ye looked at Mrs. Ye San speechlessly.
The wife the third son married was not as smart as the wives of the eldest and second sons.
But his advantage is that he speaks his mind and has no ulterior motives.
"Okay, just go do what you need to do and stop nagging me." Old Mrs. Ye directly started to chase the person away.
Mrs. Ye understood what she meant and said, "Okay, I'll leave now and not disturb you.
"Mom, you better conserve your energy. I'm counting on you this afternoon!"
Mrs. Ye San said this and stepped out, gently closing the door for Old Lady Ye.
Old Mrs. Ye shook her head helplessly, but she had to admit that being teased by the third son's wife did make her originally heavy mood a little lighter.
At the same time, in the west room.
Because Mrs. Ye Sansao only brought two bowls of wontons, Mrs. Guo was very dissatisfied and kept complaining.
"Okay, stop talking. I asked them to cook two bowls, that's enough!" Old Man Guo said helplessly.
"What do you mean by that? My son-in-law's money allows the Ye family to eat delicious food and drink spicy drinks, but I can't even have one more bowl of wontons?"
"Try to eat it first. It would be a waste if you cook too much and can't finish it!"
"My son-in-law got fifty taels of silver, not five.
"What? Forget about eating an extra bowl of wontons from her. Even if I eat one bowl and then dump another, my son-in-law can still afford it!"
Old Man Guo knew his wife's temper too well and knew that continuing to talk would only make her more irritated.
So he once again shut up as he did before, not wanting to continue igniting the war.
In fact, the two children had almost finished eating, but their eyes were big and their stomachs were small.
At this time, one person ate two or three wontons and was too full to eat anymore, so Old Man Guo had to take it and clean up the rest himself.
Because she was angry, Mrs. Guo finished both bowls of food with great gusto.
The result was that he leaned against the pile of quilts with his belly bulging and gasped for breath.
It was difficult for her to sit up straight, let alone bend over.
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