"Huapeng!" Hearing his younger brother getting more and more outrageous, Yuan Huakun immediately rebuked him. "What nonsense are you talking about?"
"I'm not talking nonsense." Yuan Huapeng spread his hands. He had always had some issues with his second brother-in-law. "That man from Second Sister's family is way too calculating. He saw the old man was on his last legs, so he couldn't even be bothered to come."
"Isn't that just nonsense?" Second Sister refused to let it slide, so furious that even her brows shot up. "Huapeng, you can take half a month off whenever you want at your company. Can your brother-in-law do the same?"
"Give me a break." Yuan Huapeng sneered. "If it were his own old man, do you think he wouldn't have time?"
"You're just being argumentative!" Second Sister cried angrily. "A biological father and a father-in-law... how can they be the same? Are all the men in the Yuan Family dead, that it's his turn to handle this?"
Yuan Huapeng continued sneering. "Seven or eight years ago, when Dad broke his leg in a fall, he sure came running often enough... Was I wrong?"
"Everyone, everyone," the doctor called Ye Lao said as he repeatedly clasped his hands, speaking with a wry smile. "This is a hospital ward. Could you please keep your voices down?"
"Enough," Eldest Sister said, stepping in to mediate. "You two, Ruofang and Li Ting are both here... and so is Youwei. Stop arguing."
Yuan Youwei was already on vacation, but he was enrolled in classes on traditional culture, martial arts, and calligraphy, so he did not have much free time.
As the saying went, happy education was just something used to fool the masses. Every child in the Yuan Family was packed into all kinds of extracurricular classes.
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