The Feisty Baobao

When Ruth didn't answer, the little girl suddenly turned to Mina, who had just come in, and bossily said, "Niece-in-law, how did you raise your daughter? Didn't you teach her the basic manners of respecting her elders, like greeting them when she sees them, not talking back, and not speaking ill of them?"

"I..." Mina felt like crying. Even Lin Feng had never spoken to her like that, yet this tiny little thing, who had been born less than ten minutes ago, had—and she'd said it as if it were the most natural thing in the world, as if she were completely in the right, leaving Mina with nothing to say in her defense.

Lin Feng finally understood why Mina had looked so strange just now, and why Jenny and the others had exchanged baffled looks and stared at the little thing when he came in. They'd all been stunned and speechless.

"And you." The little girl turned her head toward Jenny, but then seemed to remember something and pouted. "You seem to be my big sister-in-law. I'm too junior to criticize you, so I'll let it go."

Jenny was speechless too. She was just unlucky to end up with a little sister-in-law like this.

A few words from the little thing made Lin Feng laugh in exasperation. He grabbed her and said "fiercely," "As clan chief, I hereby demote you to the lowest generation. Let's see how you'll use your seniority to bully people now!"

"I'm not talking to you, you mean daddy." The little one broke free of Lin Feng's grasp and flew over to Jenny. Putting on a pitiful face, she said, "Mother, mean daddy's bullying me. What are you going to do about it?"

Jenny didn't say anything. She only stared blankly at her daughter, who