Faye said casually, "Your granddaughter-in-law just went out, if you want to see her, it might have to be in the evening."
The old man cursed, "You good-for-nothing,"
Faye said leisurely, "I have an eye for people, she's a good girl, the kind you'd want to marry."
The old man laughed sarcastically, "The kind you'd want to marry, huh? I heard about your wedding, the bride was absent. She stood you up at the wedding, and you still went fawning after her. Honestly, I don't want to say you're part of our family, what a disgrace!"
He struck the ground hard with his cane, "Do you know how much money that wedding wasted?"
"Grandpa, men earn money to spend on their women."
No matter what the old man said, no matter how unpleasant, Faye's expression remained calm.
His tone was also calm, "That wedding was intended as an unfinished wedding, as a compensation to her, because before, I also had a wedding with her, but I didn't attend."
