Wan Niang rushed up and covered his mouth, a lingering fear in her heart.
She quickly explained, "He's talking nonsense."
Madam Zhou didn't believe her. Wan Niang grabbed the child by the shoulders, thinking of what had happened in the room, and now she was truly about to cry from anxiety.
She had no choice but to speak, throwing the dirty water onto her own father.
"My father has been hanging around these past few days, and the house has been chaotic with so many people. I tried to reason with him, but instead, I got a scolding. A Li saw it and thought he was bullying me. But it's only natural for a father to discipline his child; I didn't take it to heart, but he remembered."
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