Ya Dan's mother misses Roubing and Roubao so much. Of all her grandchildren, she likes the two younger ones the most, but she just can't get along with Tangyuan.
Strangely enough, Ya Dan has two older brothers who are married to women who are not very educated and are greedy for small gains. Ya Dan doesn't like her two sisters-in-law at all; she prefers the gentle Tang Yuan Yuan.
However, her mother and Tang Yuanyuan did not get along, but she got along well with her two unreasonable sisters-in-law. Her mother was usually very easy to talk to, unlike other mothers-in-law who were unreasonable and favored boys over girls. Her mother was very good to her granddaughter, kept the house and herself very clean, and was even more devoted to her son and grandson.
Tang Yuanyuan's sister-in-law is also very good. She is educated, speaks softly, and is reasonable. She comes from a good family and is beautiful. To be honest, Ya Dan really thinks that her brother is more than worthy of Yuanyuan's sister-in-law. With her brother's looks and education, she doesn't know how Yuanyuan's sister-in-law was fooled by him.
Two such good people, yet they just can't see eye to eye. On one side is her own mother, and on the other is her own sister-in-law. Ya Dan is caught in a dilemma!
But my mother is also quite pitiful. She misses her grandchildren so much that her heart aches. She doesn't want to live here, and Tang Yuanyuan doesn't come home often. Since she went back to her hometown a few years ago, Yuanyuan's sister-in-law has rarely gone back. She only goes back for a few days during the Spring Festival. Her mother can't get enough of her love and care.
Before coming to drink, her mother told her at least ten times to talk to Tiedan alone and not let Yuanyuan's sister-in-law hear, saying that her brother should take the two children back to their hometown to go to school, so that her mother could see the two little darlings every day.
Ya Dan was too lazy to argue with her mother. Going to school in her hometown was simply unrealistic. Her hometown was a small, third-tier county town. How could its educational resources compare to those of Pingjiang, an international metropolis? Not to mention her brother and sister-in-law, even she wouldn't agree. Wouldn't that be delaying the child's education?
However, the message still needed to be relayed, lest she be unable to explain herself when she returned. Moreover, Ya Dan also felt sorry for her mother, her heart aching with longing. She had never felt this way about her or Tie Dan before. The bond between grandparents and grandchildren is truly something else. Her mother could be happy all day just looking at photos of Roubao and Roubing.
Tang Yuanyuan's smile froze for a moment, and her brows furrowed slightly. To be honest, everything about her life after marrying Tie Dan was good, and she was very happy. However, getting along with Tie Dan's family was a problem. She really couldn't accept the strange ideas of Tie Dan's parents and siblings, as well as some of their bad habits. Fortunately, they didn't live together, and Tie Dan always sided with her, so this little flaw didn't affect her life.
But now that Ya Dan has brought it up again, Tang Yuanyuan is in a bit of a dilemma.
It might seem heartless not to let the child go back to their hometown, but she was genuinely worried about letting the child go back. Her in-laws' living habits seemed hygienic, but in reality, many details were really too unhygienic.
For example, feeding the child food that the parent has chewed, giving the child water directly from a used cup, not washing hands before meals, and washing and drying used diapers before reusing them...
Tang Yuanyuan didn't know any of this before, so she entrusted the meat pie to her hometown. She was busy with her company and restaurant at that time and didn't even have enough time to sleep. Tiedan was also extremely busy, and her father had even less time, so she had to let her in-laws take care of the meat pie.
A month later, when Tang Yuanyuan went to pick up Roubing, the little guy had grown quite robust. Her in-laws fed the child the best food while they ate the worst themselves. However, Tang Yuanyuan regretted some of Roubing's habits, but was also glad that she had only stayed for a month and still had time to correct them.
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