Qin Mu wished she could find a hole to crawl into, because when her son said that, it made her look like an immature girl who liked to run away from home, even though Chengcheng didn't mean to shame her.
Especially with Mu Yichen's dismissive, troubled, helpless, and angry look, Qin Mu turned around and went back to the kitchen to wash dishes.
But just as she was about to start, Mu Yichen walked in from outside: "Let me do it!"
Qin Mu had quick ears, and upon hearing this, she stepped aside without a word to let him wash.
Mu Yichen walked over, rolled up his sleeves, turned on the faucet, and got to work calmly.
As Qin Mu watched his actions, she looked up at him, feeling aggrieved but compelled to say, "Your mom was waiting outside Chengcheng's school again today. Isn't it a bit excessive not letting her see her grandchildren?"
Mu Yichen didn't respond, just lowered his eyes and continued washing.
