"Why didn't she just die at the hospital last time? That would've saved her from coming back to block our Haishan's path."
"Her father, we have to think of a proper solution. If Zhuzhu finds out that our Haishan has anything to do with that good-for-nothing woman, and that they even had a daughter, she definitely won't stay with our Haishan."
Mother Wu seemed to have remembered something and looked somewhat displeased.
"Last time, I already told Haishan to think of a way to sleep with Zhuzhu first. It'd be best if he could get her pregnant, but he refused, saying he didn't want to ruin the good impression he'd made on his father-in-law."
Father Wu shot her a warning look. "Stay out of men's business. He knows what he's doing."
Afraid of angering her husband, Mother Wu hurriedly said, "I'm only anxious, that's all!"
"We'd already planned everything. After Su Ya Ni gave birth, we would find a way to send her off to some poor, remote mountain village. But then that woman suddenly fell and somehow brought her sister here."
"Haishan kept telling us to be patient. He said that since her sister had shown up and given her money, she definitely wouldn't abandon her like before. But look at things now—her sister hasn't even shown a ghost of herself. How could she possibly still care about her?"
Father Wu impatiently interrupted her. "Enough. Stop talking nonsense and hurry up with a way to get her out of here. We can't let anything unexpected happen."
He had never liked Su Ya Ni much from the beginning. He thought she was too opinionated and too spoiled, with none of a woman's virtue, competence, gentleness, or obedience.
If she could help his son and give their family a hand, he