The youngest son of the Yao family, Yao Zhiqiang, was in a bad mood. Before he came back, he had just had a quarrel with his partner over his little sister Yao Hui's issue: "With things like this, what is there to discuss? Let them register quickly so that there's no more drama; isn't it embarrassing enough?"
Mrs. Yao didn't expect her second son to say such a thing; she was doing this for him, and this brat showed no understanding. She shouted angrily at the people in the house, "Hurry up, who am I doing this for?"
Seeing neither her son nor daughter-in-law move, Mrs. Yao said, "Old man, you go. Things are like this; we always need to call everyone together to have a talk."
Yao Hui now shrank into a corner, not daring to make a sound.
This matter had to be resolved somehow. Father Yao sighed, got up, and walked out.
It was just unexpected that shortly after he went out, he saw Lyu Juncheng coming this way.
