When Ignatius Leclair arrived at the hospital, the three families had already been through one round of conflict.
The old man from the Leclair Family was too furious to even stand, sitting on a chair in the corridor outside, fuming. Seeing his grandson finally show up, he immediately stood up and complained, "Ignatius, you're here just in time. The Yeager Family has gone too far! My granddaughter, whom their grandson married into their family, is being treated so poorly?"
The old man from the Yeager Family sneered coldly as he emerged from an empty hospital room, shouting, "And your granddaughter was having an affair, and the man has already shown up at our doorstep—why don't you mention that?"
"Your grandson is a piece of work, isn't he? Marry someone and then treat her like she doesn't even exist. You have the audacity to yell at me?"
The ages of these two old men combined exceeded 100 years, yet their arguments resembled schoolchildren tossing insults at each other.
