Pei Yueyin gently patted Jiang Yi's hand and said, "Such a pity. When you were little, I thought maybe one day we could become mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, but ultimately, it's our He Gu who let us down."
Jiang Yi felt even more embarrassed.
At that moment, He Gu came rushing downstairs like a gust of wind, stopping in disbelief before his mother.
He asked, "What's the deal with the dog in my room?"
This time, before Pei Yueyin could explain.
The nanny pouring tea for Jiang Yi smiled and said, "Oh, madam asked me to tidy up your room for the dog to live in. She said since you don't often come back, your room's ventilation is the best, and the dog naturally has some smell, so it needs a well-ventilated room."
Not just He Gu, even Jiang Yi was stunned.
He Gu looked at his mother, full of disbelief: "You gave my room to the dog, where do I sleep?"
Pei Yueyin beamed with a bright smile: "In the guest room, of course."
