Actually, Ambassador Qin Dingkang and Madam Qin were not on the same wavelength at all, and their understandings were polar opposites, differing by more than a hundred thousand miles.
He was now very worried about his own son. Could Old Madam not see that Xiu was secretly in love with Miss Ye? Or could it be that Old Madam had seen it and was doing it intentionally?
With Old Madam's insight, it was impossible not to notice.
If she clearly saw it and still acted this way, there must be intentions behind Old Madam's actions. It seemed he would need to secretly ask Old Madam about it and make sure not to let his wife, who was quite prejudiced against Miss Ye, find out.
Madam Qin's feelings toward Ye Jian were not mere prejudice but strong aversion, and she didn't even want to mention Ye Jian's name, choosing to use "girl" as a substitute instead.
