Ji Xiangzhou knew that his grandmother had always been cutting with her words, especially toward the siblings ever since Ji Xiangnian had kicked their eldest uncle, third uncle, and the others out of the company.
The old madam had held a grudge against them ever since, making snide remarks whenever she could.
He did not like hearing it, but she was his own grandmother, after all, and he did not dare talk back.
Ji Xiangyi, however, thought differently from Ji Xiangchen. She disliked this grandmother of theirs, disliked her intensely, and even loathed her.
It had started when she learned that Ji Xiangnian had entrusted some of the Ji Family's businesses to Ji Xiangyi rather than her male cousins.
For a while, the old madam had gone to the company every day to complain to her, asking why a girl like her should take over the family business instead of handing it to her older and younger male cousins.
It had happened so long ago that she had forgotten about it. But when Uncle Li called today to tell her the old madam had come to the house, it brought the whole thing back.
She was afraid Fang Ning would be subjected to the old madam's criticism at home, so she had come back.
She already resented the old madam, and now that she was criticizing Fang Ning, she naturally had to speak up. Once Fang Ning finished speaking,
Ji Xiangyi took a sip of tea, her expression indifferent, and said with cold sarcasm, "Grandma, you're already so old, yet you still can't tell what sex you are. All those years you've lived really have gone to waste."
Ji Xiangyi had always had a sharp tongue.
She was a girl herself, so of course she was on Fang Ning's side.