Chapter 2804
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Madam Dowager took out her handkerchief and wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes. She gazed lovingly at her grandson who was now successful and said with relief, "Fortunately, our Sixth Brother is a capable child. Even when he was young, he knew how to behave appropriately. If he didn't get into trouble, he wouldn't have been able to get out of it. Now, he's even more successful. A child without a mother has come this far.
That's enough. "" Yes, yes. We'll naturally stand on our grandson's side. When she comes later, if our grandson doesn't want to see her, then he won't see her. " The old man said with a smile. He looked at Xia Jinyuan with his wise eyes and was satisfied with his grandson.
"Who said that the elderly have to be magnanimous and can't take advantage of their seniority? Old children, old children. Hahaha, we're old children now. Occasionally, we'll be unreasonable."
The old man's teasing made Madam Dowager laugh as well. "Old man, Sixth Brother isn't like his father. He's just like you. He's been a hooligan since he was young!"
"Hooligan, hooligan. As long as he knows what he's doing and knows how to follow the rules, he's smart. Hahaha, Sixth Brother is like me. He's smart."
Hearing the old man flattering himself, Madam Dowager fanned herself even faster.
Sixth Brother was indeed like his grandfather. Her children didn't dare to say it, but she did.
Even when they were hooligans, they were equally hooligans.
Hooligans had their benefits. They wouldn't let themselves be taken advantage of and wouldn't let themselves be wronged.
Madam Dowager sighed softly. She had thought it through and decided not to interfere in the matter between her grandson and her ex-daughter-in-law.
She was old. She would let them live a comfortable life for a few days. There was no need to let her grandson suffer and help others.
Madam Dowager didn't accompany her anymore. Aunt Fang, who had been serving her at home for decades, helped her back to her room.
"You're still too soft-hearted. Madam Xiao didn't beg the old man and only begged you. Didn't she think that you would pity her because you're soft-hearted?"
"Old Madam, if I may say something against the rules, Madam Xiao is neither your relative nor your friend. Back then, before she divorced the commander-in-chief, she only had superficial feelings for you. You've remembered that little bit of friendship for too long. It's time to exhaust it."
"Sixth Brother is all grown up now. In a few years, he will be 30 years old. His heart will be clear. Why would he need you to worry about him? You should just relax and have a grandchild. After Sixth Brother's wife marries you, you should take good care of your granddaughter-in-law. That's the right thing to do. "
Aunt Fang had served Old Madame all her life. She was loyal and devoted, and she had never been disloyal. Seeing Old Madame's heart soften again and again, she felt anxious.
Now that Old Madame seemed to be wavering and Old Master Fang was hinting at her with his eyes, Aunt Fang would naturally do her best to persuade her. She didn't want her young miss to be wronged!
Even now, Aunt Fang would sometimes call Old Madame "young miss".
Old Madame walked slowly, fanning herself with every step she took. She entered the room and lay down on the old rattan rocking chair. She rocked back and forth and sighed again. "Everything will prosper if the family is harmonious. Our old Family Xia is just new … Sigh … Let's not talk about it. Go to the front of the hall and keep an eye on her for me. When she comes, come and inform me."
"Take a nap. I'll keep an eye on her."
Aunt Fang took out a small cloth that was just enough to cover the waist and stomach. There were only two thin layers of cotton cloth. She covered Old Madame with it and then turned the fan down. When she saw Old Madame fall asleep, she quietly left the room.
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