Madam Song felt somewhat displeased, thinking that her sister-in-law's resentment was rather inexplicable and was just short of directly venting at her.
It really was unreasonable. Regarding the marriages of the two nephews, she had brought them up before, and Mother and she had agreed that the children were too young to discuss such matters. Yet now she's being blamed?
"The Earl Anle Mansion has always been an influential outsider, and their daughters have consistently been in the spotlight. Mother and sister-in-law, you have both always been in the capital. If you had any such intentions, you could have spoken about it long ago. For so many years, you have been observing. Now that the flowers have been picked by others, you're blaming me instead?"
