"What exactly do you mean? Do you just want me to grow old and die alone at home, so no one will be around to keep you two in line?"
"I'm telling you, Gu Cheng, you're the least important person in this family."
"If anyone leaves, it'll be you!"
Gu Cheng immediately raised his hands in surrender.
"Mom, I was wrong!"
He offered no explanation or defense, much less dared to argue.
Gu Cheng slunk over to sit beside his father.
"Didn't you hear your mother? Get lost!"
To his surprise, Gu Sihai snapped at him before he even sat down.
He stared at his father in astonishment.
"Dad, you..."
"Who's your dad?! Don't call me Dad. I don't have a traitorous son like you!"
Gu Sihai looked furious.
Gu Cheng: "..."
It's over. I've offended Dad too.
He looked at Sh...ev Yang with an unfriendly gaze. It's all this woman's fault. She's nothing but trouble.
Noticing his gaze, Sh...ev Yang lifted her chin a little haughtily, then smiled as she placed a piece of fish in Zhou Xiumei's bowl. "Auntie, have some fish."
Zhou Xiumei instantly went from the depths of winter to a warm spring breeze. "Oh, Yang, don't keep serving me food. You should eat too."
Sh...ev Yang said, "Auntie, I'm on a diet. I can't eat too much."
Zhou Xiumei immediately looked Sh...ev Yang up and down in surprise. "What do you need to diet for? You have a wonderful figure. You won't look good if you get any thinner, and being too thin will make having chil-
"dren hard on you later. That brat Gu Cheng doesn't know how to care for anyone. You'll be the one who suffers."
Two patches of crimson immediately rose on Sh...ev Yang's cheeks.
Gu Cheng, meanwhile, was instantly dumbfounded.