Mrs. Huo was almost furious to death by Chu Tingting’s words. She hadn’t expected that her kind gesture to help would now turn into evidence for Tingting to threaten her.
Seeing Mrs. Huo angry, Tingting let out a cold laugh: "Grandma Huo, it was you who acted unjustly first, so I followed suit. Who told you to personally co and break off the engagent? Do you know how deeply I love Yan Ting? Why can’t you just fulfill our wishes?"
"Chu Tingting, I was really blind to have misjudged you initially. I always thought you were a kind-hearted, well-mannered young woman. That’s why I worked so hard to match you with my grandson. But now, it seems I was completely wrong. I never imagined you, a young woman, could be so insidious in your thinking." Mrs. Huo had finally been dealt a setback, and she was so furious that her face turned red with anger.
"Even a rabbit will bite out of desperation. Grandma, you forced into this! I wanted to be a polite and cultured good child too, but you didn’t give the chance!" At this mont, Tingting’s rationality began to collapse a little.
Especially after learning that Mrs. Huo had completely rejected her, she felt that she would never be able to step foot into the Huo Family’s house again in this lifeti.
Mrs. Huo snorted coldly: "If you weren’t so unprincipled, you should have rejected my suggestion on the spot when I proposed it, shouldn’t you? But you clearly seed very happy at the ti. Chu Tingting, don’t shift the failure of your family’s education onto . I’ve never once accepted threats from anyone."
Of course, Chu Tingting knew that Mrs. Huo was no ordinary person. Indeed, who could manipulate soone like her?
Right now, she was the Old Buddha of the Huo Family.
"Grandma Huo, if you want to talk like this, then I will have no choice but to discuss this matter with my mom. By then, if the news spreads, whose reputation will suffer? I don’t care, but your grandson—if he learns about your thoughts, do you think he’ll still respect you?" Tingting spoke harshly, her tone resolute as if burning all bridges.
Mrs. Huo was almost infuriated to the point of death, shouting angrily: "If you want to talk, go ahead and do it. Whether my grandson respects or not is my business."
After finishing, Mrs. Huo slamd the phone down with force.
However, her anger had already reached the point of chest tightness and shortness of breath, making her feel unsteady on her feet.
"Madam, are you alright?" A servant quickly ca in, helping her sit down on the sofa to rest.
"I never expected to be played by her. That wretched girl!" Mrs. Huo had been so confident, believing that her judgnt of people was never wrong. Now, it seed she had been gravely mistaken.
By evening, Yan Ting returned ho!
As soon as he stepped into the living room, he saw Mrs. Huo sitting on the couch in the living room, looking exhausted and worn out.
He was sowhat surprised: "Grandma, why are you here?"
After hearing Chu Tingting’s threats, Mrs. Huo decided to take the initiative to confess everything to her grandson to avoid any truly scandalous situations arising later.
"Yan Ting, you’re back!" Although Mrs. Huo normally carried herself with the deanor of a senior, at this mont, she appeared extrely nervous.
Indeed, as an elder, admitting fault to a younger family mber was truly a humiliating matter.
Seeing his grandmother’s strange expression, Yan Ting asked with concern: "Grandma, is there sothing you’d like to tell ?"
Mrs. Huo nervously twisted her fingers and hesitated before saying, "Yes, there is one thing I need to talk to you about!"
Yan Ting imdiately turned to go pour her a glass of water, but Mrs. Huo hurriedly grabbed his hand: "Yan Ting, Grandma made a mistake."
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