Mr. He furrowed his brows: "Watch your mouth, don't offend people before asking for a favor."
Gao Yumei was a bit dismissive but didn't dare to talk back to her father-in-law. She mumbled softly, "Why can't I even talk now?"
The eldest, He Jiefang, glanced at He Jian Country: "Keep your wife in line. You know Third Brother's temper. If something happens, don't blame him for not giving you face as his Second Brother. This is Beijing, not Sanyuan."
He Jian Country gave Gao Yumei a hard glare: "Stop babbling about irrelevant things, you're too idle."
Mr. He checked the time, it was getting late: "Alright, let's get going."
The family set out in a grand procession.
Several neighbors came up to greet them: "Oh, where are you all headed?"
Mr. He replied with a hint of boasting, "It's because Third Brother is getting married. He called home and insisted everyone must come."
"Oh, I see. That's wonderful news, congratulations."
