“Ya Ya is right,” Old Man Huang sighed. “You two should each take a step back and not blame each other. Don’t worry about the child. Our family has never done anything immoral, so there’s no way we can be without an heir.”
“Yes,” Jiang Nuan nodded. “Even if Da Shan really has no children, there are still Da Niu and the others. They certainly won’t let him die alone. Our family’s life can’t be thrown into chaos because of a child who doesn’t even exist.”
Seeing Huangshan's wife on the verge of collapse, Jiang Nuan sighed inwardly.
If this problem isn't resolved, even if it's put behind us this time, there will be more troubles to come.
However, she didn't know what to do about this.
In this era, offspring are not only a matter of reproduction, but also of dignity.
Honestly, very few people can be so open-minded.
If you offer a lukewarm advice to people not to care about their grandchildren, you're just rubbing salt into their wounds.
"Alright," Sister-in-law Huang sighed, "Yaya, you don't need to persuade me anymore. I understand. Actually, it's not that I absolutely need a grandson. I'm just worried that the young couple will have trouble in the future if they don't have a child to rely on. Well, let's leave this to fate."
This isn't what she wanted—to drive her whole family crazy over a child whose very existence is uncertain.
In the end, Ya Ya has so many grandchildren that she won't leave Da Shan and his wife without anyone to see them off in their old age, and that's enough.
As a person, how can you be so greedy and want everything to go your way?
As she spoke, she turned her head and patted her daughter-in-law's head. "Don't cry. I won't force you anymore. I won't send you back to your parents' home, whether you have children or not."
If we keep pushing her, she'll have no way out.
It's also her fault; she was anxious and took it out on her daughter-in-law.
"Mother!" Upon hearing this, Huangshan's wife burst into tears.
She only started to cry out softly when she was out of breath, as if she was crying out all the fear and worry she had accumulated over the years.
This incident left a deep impression on Jiang Nuan. When she went to deliver lunch to the riverbank at noon, she was still a little absent-minded.
“Mother,” Xie looked at Jiang Nuan with a puzzled expression, “What’s wrong? You don’t seem very happy.”
“There are some things I just can’t figure out,” Jiang Nuan said, looking at her obedient daughter-in-law. “Jiaojiao, aren’t you and your second son anxious because you don’t have a son?”
“Mother,” Xie’s expression suddenly changed drastically, “It’s my fault for not being able to give our family a grandson.”
“Look at you,” Jiang Nuan flicked her daughter-in-law’s forehead. “Am I the kind of person who would rather have a grandson than you? When it comes to offspring, it depends on fate. If we can have children, we will. If we can’t, it’s okay. I just felt a little emotional after seeing what happened to your sister-in-law. Don’t overthink it.”
“Mother,” Madam Xie rushed over, “I knew you were the best.”
"Alright, so many people are watching," Jiang Nuan felt everyone's gaze and quickly straightened up, "Don't let people laugh at us."
“What’s so funny?” Lai Zi said with a hint of envy. “Auntie and sister-in-law have a good relationship, it’s not like it’s anything shameful.”
“Exactly,” Xie said softly and coquettishly, “Just laugh if you want to, don’t be afraid of them.”
In short, she made up her mind to stay in Jiang Nuan's arms and not get up.
Jiang Nuan was a little annoyed by his shamelessness. "Why is he still acting like a child?"
Standing to the side, Jin felt envious but dared not step forward.
“Go if you want,” Huang Xiaosan secretly squeezed his wife’s hand. “Mother won’t be angry.”
“I know,” Jin said softly, blushing, “I don’t dare with so many people watching.”
She really admired her second sister-in-law for hugging and cuddling in front of so many people.
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