"At home, the little grandson is being cared for by a nanny. Our in-laws have also come to City B and are staying with them to help take care of the child, so the couple can go to work with peace of mind."
To say there's some discomfort in my heart, there really is.
What Aunt Lin didn't say was that the in-laws couple seemed to have taken over their grandson.
Always watching over him, almost not wanting to let them touch him.
When she wanted to hold her little grandson, she was stared at by her in-law as if she would break the baby.
Just at mealtime, she had mixed the usual rice cereal for the little grandson, and she casually took it to feed the child.
Unexpectedly, the in-law said she was feeding him wrong.
Almost snatched the bowl away.
Aunt Lin then just pursed her lips without saying anything.
At home, where there was nothing she could help with, she instead felt like an outsider.
The grandson being close to the in-laws, she didn't mind.
