PDLP Chapter 158 The Fate of This World 18
Chapter 158 The Fate of This World 18
158 The Fortune of This World 18
That's fine—
Grandma Mo felt perplexed whenever she recalled the Zhou family's mindless and absurd actions.
They don't love or cherish their own biological children, but instead spoil their adopted daughters who are not related to them by blood. I really don't know what they are thinking!
Such behavior is so incomprehensible that even now, Grandma Mo still can't figure it out.
If a woman goes through countless hardships to finally find her child, but does not do her best to make up for the deep guilt she has caused the child, and cannot give the child meticulous love and care, then such a person is not worthy of being a parent!
What is truly baffling is that the Zhou family, especially the Zhou parents, could be so foolish as to do such absurd and brainless things.
Instead of showering their own flesh and blood with love and care, they constantly inflict harm and torment on them. Such behavior is simply incomprehensible, as if they are missing a screw in their heads.
"Wife, I..." The man looked troubled, hesitating to speak.
Grandma Mo waved her hand gently and said slowly, "I understand that our Mo family originally intended to break off the engagement. Back then, this marriage was not arranged willingly by either party. If the other party hadn't repeatedly used the life-saving grace as leverage, crying and begging, this marriage probably wouldn't have been finalized in the end."
Therefore, when my daughter-in-law proposed to annul the engagement, I did not object. Unfortunately, we never expected that she would be so adamant about not agreeing to the annulment.
What surprised us even more was that the Zhou family would so cruelly sacrifice an innocent and kind girl to achieve their ulterior motives. This is all the fault of our Mo family, and the responsibility we must bear.
"Therefore, I absolutely do not want to see that child suffer even the slightest harm. Even if she does not ultimately choose our Mo family, as long as the child has not crossed the line, then our Mo family should compensate her accordingly."
"After all, this is our inescapable responsibility!"
Looking at Grandpa Mo's face, filled with guilt and self-reproach, Grandma Mo didn't say much. However, deep down, she had other thoughts on her mind.
In fact, she had already keenly sensed that her eldest grandson seemed to have fallen in love with his granddaughter-in-law.
Perhaps outsiders would find it hard to understand, but how could Grandma Mo, who had accompanied her eldest grandson since he was a child, not know?
She knew that her seemingly cold and distant eldest grandson was actually far less ruthless than outsiders perceived him to be.
On the contrary, his possessiveness toward things he desired was much stronger than that of his grandfather and father.
Therefore, Grandma Mo firmly believed that he would not easily let go of his granddaughter-in-law's hand. Because of this, Grandma Mo was not worried at all about whether her granddaughter-in-law would eventually leave them.
The child appeared cold and aloof, but Grandma Mo had a keen eye and immediately saw that deep within this seemingly indifferent girl lay a scale for judging right and wrong.
She will repay those who treat her with genuine kindness without reservation, even with 100% or 200% of her deepest affection.