Chapter 391 Life is like tea

How can people live without desires?

Mo Zhilin glanced at Mo Xuelin, who was smiling shrewdly. He knew that the other party was far superior to him in both intelligence and scheming, so he did not argue with him.

"My only wish now is to save Shaoyong's life."

After hearing this, Mo Xuelin despised his fourth brother for being useless, but this was also the reason why he tried to win over his fourth brother. His fourth brother's only son had been kicked out of the Mo family and was no longer a threat to him at all.

While calculating in his mind, he showed a sympathetic look on his face, and advised earnestly: "Shaoyong has been expelled from the Mo family, and his life has been ruined, but you still have Yuwei. Yuwei is a smart and capable child, a good seedling. You can find a live-in son-in-law for her. If you train him well, he will be able to help the fourth room in the future."

Speaking of Mo Yuwei, Mo Zhilin smiled a little, and said with pride: "Yuwei has been steady and sensible since she was a child. I will not interfere with her lifelong affairs. Besides, Yuwei is still young, so it won't be too late to wait another two years."

Mo Xuelin smiled, "You, what are you waiting for? Yu Wei will get married and start a family sooner, and give you a grandson sooner, then you will have hope for the fourth room, right?"

"What are you talking about so enthusiastically?"

Before Mo Zhilin had time to think about the meaning of his third brother Mo Xuelin's words, Mrs. Mo's voice suddenly came from outside the reception room door.

Old Madam Mo walked in gracefully in a dark green Tang suit embroidered with gold thread. People in the reception room stood up to greet her.

"The old lady looks healthy and seems to be fine. We are relieved."

"Yes, we heard you had a high fever a while ago. A high fever at your age should not be taken lightly. Now, we heard you had a headache, so we were really worried and came to visit you."

Madam Mo ignored everyone's explanations, and walked slowly to the main sofa in the reception room and sat down. She looked at the people standing around her and said with a fake smile, "Sit down. Since you came to see me, you are a guest. Why are you standing?"

Then he turned to Wang Ma and said, "The weather is so hot and everyone has come from far away. Take out the Kuding tea that someone gave me last time and make some for everyone to clear away the heat and toxins."

Wang Ma took the order and left.

Mo Xuelin smiled flatteringly and said, "The tea here, old lady, must be extraordinary. I'll drink two more cups later, just in time to calm my temper."

Madam Mo gave him a glare and said indifferently, "You've been drinking for half the afternoon and you still haven't had enough?"

Mo Xuelin still smiled and said, "I only drink your tea a few times a year, how can I get enough of it?"

This is a very meaningful statement. We are all family, living on the same hill, and can travel in ten minutes by electric minibus, but we only see each other a few times a year.

Those who don’t know might wonder if Mo Xuelin is too busy and has no time to go back to the old house to see the old lady.

But what Mo Xuelin said just now seemed like a subtle accusation, saying that I really want to drink your tea but you don't give me the chance.

However, Mo Xuelin was a smooth talker. He said this with a smile, and everyone seemed to understand and smiled knowingly. The atmosphere was not awkward at all.

Madam Mo chuckled and said, "It's not that easy if you want to drink my tea."

The laughter died down and everyone looked towards the old lady.

Madam Mo instructed Aunt Wang, who was leading the servants to bring tea, "Pack a few portions of good tea leaves and have the third child take them back later."

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After a brief silence, Mo Xuelin was the first to laugh, "Then I would like to thank the old lady first."

Madam Mo hummed calmly, picked up the tea that had just been poured by the servant, took a sip slowly, and said, "This tea, the brighter and clearer the color, the more bitter it tastes when you drink it. Some teas are dark in color, but taste sweet and delicious when you drink them. So, these beautiful and tempting things are often deceptive."

(End of this chapter)