"Su Li... I know I was wrong before. I've already apologized, so why are you still... Fine, fine, I'll stop talking. I'll stop."
Mrs. Tang, feeling aggrieved, didn't dare mention it again. She wanted to vent her frustrations to her precious grandson, Little Tang Mo, but unfortunately, he had long since sided with Su Li. Little Tang Mo wouldn't stand to hear a single bad word said about her.
Mrs. Tang tried to hint at it indirectly, but it only made Little Tang Mo unhappy and nearly brought him to tears.
Because of this, Mrs. Tang had no choice but to toe the line, whether she wanted to or not.
"Come back early, don't tire yourself out." As Su Li went to herd the cow, Mrs. Tang even gave her a particularly enthusiastic, smiling send-off.
Her smile wasn't exactly natural, but she had to force it, even if it came out stiff.
There was no helping it; she had to smile for Little Tang Mo.
Yes, for Little Tang Mo to see.
