It was evident that Grandma Gu was using Gu Sheng's situation to provoke Gu's mother.
If you say the child was gone, Grandma Gu would feel heartbroken, but wouldn't Gu's mother feel the same pain? Unlike Grandma Gu, who is from a different generation, the child was a part of Gu's mother herself.
Plainly put, the elderly woman just didn't like Gu's mother, this daughter-in-law, and deliberately provoked her.
"Mom—"
"It's okay," Gu's mother said, sounding just like Gu's dad, "Your grandma is straightforward and unfiltered. She can be like that at her age, but we shouldn't."
Gu's mother had come to terms with it, so Gu Nuan didn't say much.
The family was eating a delayed breakfast.
As Grandma Gu and Gu's second aunt walked back to Gu's second aunt's new house, Grandma Gu couldn't help but urge Gu's second aunt to call Qiu's third aunt to verify what Gu's dad had said.
