"What do you mean, it's thankless?"
The old woman shot the old man an unhappy look. "I'm doing it for that child's sake."
"There's definitely something wrong with that child... We should help him figure out what it is... and solve the problem..."
"That's the right thing to do."
The old man gave a bitter smile and shook his head. "You..."
"You're always so eager to meddle in other people's business..."
"Even though nobody asked you to."
The old woman pursed her lips. "I can go by myself when the time comes."
"You can stay home."
"That's not what I meant..."
The old man's wry smile grew even more pronounced.
"I'll go."
"You're the one who said you'd go."
The old woman smiled with satisfaction, though her words were less than forgiving. "Don't go sighing and groaning about it later."
"Got it."
The old man had only half shaken his head when he suddenly realized something. "Wait a minute."
"The young man hasn't agreed yet."
"Let's make this clear first: if he doesn't go, neither do you."
"Otherwise, you'll only end up making a fool of yourself."
Both elderly people looked at Xiao Xiao.
"Xiao Xiao..."
Grandma Zhang hesitated.
"Don't force the young man."
The old man reminded Grandma Zhang, "We have some history with Xiao Feng."
"He doesn't even know Xiao Feng."
"This isn't exactly a good thing..."
"How is it not a good thing?"
Grandma Zhang frowned. "We're doing this so the child doesn't go astray!"
"Enough, enough."
The old man immediately cut her off. "Just don't say that in front of Xiao Feng and the others."
"They won't want to take their anger out on us old folks, so they'll end up directing it at this young man instead."
"They wouldn't dare!"
Grandma Zhang was full