Wang Yongzhu listened to Jinhoo's complaints, such a heart-wrenching tale that instead of shedding tears, it made her want to laugh.
Old Granny Zhang couldn't hold back either: "Are you stupid, huh? You were out there, tagging along with the merchant caravans, how did you end up running around and couldn't even get full meals? At least it was your aunt and uncle's ship, how did you end up in such a sorry state?"
Jinhoo felt utterly wronged: "Nanny, aunt, wasn't I doing it all for the family's reputation? I couldn't face being seen as a useless glutton, could I?"
Old Granny Zhang, hearing this, thought this kid wants to get cheeky, huh? Daring to talk back now?
She reached out and grabbed Jinhoo by the ear, giving him a good scolding.
Wang Yongzhu watched Old Granny Zhang so full of energy, she couldn't help but smile. Leaving the Capital City truly restored her mother's repressed nature.
They noisily arrived at the Du Family's door, just as the sun set.
