The eldest grandson stared at the old lady with a cold face for a while, and when she couldn't laugh anymore, he asked helplessly, "Grandma, have you gone out and caused me trouble again?"
"How could that be?" the old woman quickly retorted, "I'm so old, would I cause trouble for your child?"
The young man scoffed, "Heh, that's hard to say. I've been in charge of the Cui family for several years now, and I've never seen you quiet down. You can calculate for yourself how many tricks you've played and how many of my men you've gotten into trouble with."
"I'm doing this all for your own good, trying to find you a good wife, aren't I?" The old lady immediately put on a pitiful expression and looked at him, as if she was about to cry at any moment: "Shao Ting, I'm your own grandma!"
You have to give me some face.
"Yes, you raised me with great care and hardship, we're practically identical... I really don't see how we resemble each other." Cui Shaoting didn't get her point, looking at the seventy or eighty-year-old woman in front of him with a headache, but he kept arguing.
Other people's grandmothers dote on their grandsons, but in his family, he treats his own grandmother like a child. Like a little kid, his grandmother has been causing trouble constantly since he was old enough to understand. Every time something happens, she just stands there obediently waiting to be scolded, and he doesn't know what to say.
“Shaoting, we look like we were cut from the same mold. You're so handsome, you must have taken after me when I was young. If you looked like your grandfather, you definitely wouldn't be as good-looking as you are now.” Grandma Cui said enthusiastically, “When I was young…”
Cui Shaoting listened expressionlessly as his grandmother brought up old grievances, then interjected, "Grandma, I know you mean to say that you, a beautiful flower, were stuck in my grandfather's cow dung."
Grandma Cui smiled happily, and was about to speak when she heard Cui Shaoting ask, "So, Grandma, where are you planning to put me down?"
"Achoo!" Lu Qingyan, who was walking halfway, sneezed: "Who's talking about me?"
Grandma Cui's eyes lit up when she heard Cui Shaoting's question: "Shaoting, the person Grandma found for you this time is definitely the best. You won't regret marrying her."
Cui Shaoting gave a forced smile: "Grandma, I remember the last person you mentioned came up with ulterior motives and I got rid of him; the one before that was a married woman, and the one before that was a man..."
Grandma Cui: "Sigh, I'm getting old and I'm not so good at judging people anymore. This time it'll definitely be fine."
"If you can't judge people accurately, then don't bother. Stay home and don't go out." Cui Shaoting loosened his tie. "I was watching from the sidelines, and it seems you didn't even get their contact information this time."
Grandma Cui refused to give up: "Just find a few more opportunities to meet that girl, and Grandma will definitely help you win her over. This time, this girl is definitely the right one. She's beautiful, skilled, and just like you, she can be ruthless when she needs to be and gentle when she needs to be. What more could you want?"
Thinking about how she had introduced so many people, only the man from the time before last had stayed by her side. Could it be that her grandson really only liked men? Old Mrs. Cui felt completely distraught.
This won't do. The government can't get them to get a marriage certificate to be together now, and she's lost her great-grandson...
Grandma Cui patted his shoulder earnestly: "My dear grandson, please don't do anything rash. If you don't want to, Grandma will find you another one."
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