"So that’s settled. My mom will be the one from our family. Otherwise, you’d all just say our family doesn’t care about collective honor. After all, my mom might be old, but she’s healthy. It’s not like she’s missing any arms or legs."
Mrs. Fu wanted to smack her.
’Can’t a single nice word ever come out of that mouth?’
"—We’ll discuss this further. We’ll let you know when we have a decision." After saying this, Sister Wang didn’t want to stay a moment longer.
She made a hasty exit.
Fu Mingxue shrugged. She had wanted to just roll her eyes.
But she was still holding the baby!
She turned her head—yikes, the look on her mom’s face was terrifying.
She gave a placating smile. "Mom, that was just a tactic to get rid of her. Don’t be mad. By the way, is the food almost ready? I’m getting a little hungry."
Mrs. Fu glared at her and snapped, "The noodles are ready. You eat first. We’ll have dinner later."
Then she turned to her son-in-law, her stern expression instantly vanishing, replaced by a warm and friendly smile. "Son-in-law, I made extra noodles. You have a bowl, too!"
Hearing that she had made extra, Qin Wenhao immediately nodded. "Okay, I’ll have a bowl then."
Fu Mingxue saw her mom’s expression and couldn’t help but let out a "tsk."
’How can she be so two-faced? Who’s the biological child here, anyway?’
’Isn’t this change a little too quick?’
She remembered how her mom had looked at her with such tenderness right when she got back.
But now, the look she was getting was downright hostile.
After seeing his mother-in-law go to the kitchen, Qin Wenhao walked back over and sat down next to Fu Mingxue.
"Don’t worry about what that Sister Wang said just now. I’ll handle it—"

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