Chapter 66: What's Wrong with My Daughter?

  Mrs. Mo understood her husband, and seeing the situation, she knew he was choked with anger and had lost control for a moment, so she hastily said: "All of you go back to your rooms and rest! Your father is tired after working all day, don't come over and disturb him."

  Several children were scolded by Chu Lide, but fortunately, they were not disobedient. Mei Hua pulled Gui Hua's hand and walked towards her room, while also holding onto Chu Yande's small hand with the other hand. Meanwhile, Gui Hua used her other hand to pull up Chu Yanni's hand, and in this way, the four of them entered Mei Hua and Gui Hua's room together.

  "Sister, what's wrong with Dad? I thought his face looked a bit off during dinner just now!" Guihua sat on the edge of the kang, gently swinging her two legs.

  "Mei Hua shook her head, 'I didn't know, just now when we were eating, Father didn't say much, I thought he was just tired, who would have thought he'd blow up like this.'"

  Osmanthus looked at plum blossom and didn't get an answer, then turned her head to look at Chu Yan Nian.

  Chu Yan Nian smiled wryly and said, "You guys are already not bad. Just now when I went out to fetch water with Father, he had already lost his temper once."

  "Why?" Plum Blossom and Osmanthus simultaneously asked, Chu Yande didn't look up while speaking, but his big eyes were also staring at Chu Yannian, obviously wanting to know why his father had just spoken so loudly.

  Chu Yan Nian shook her head like a plum blossom in the wind, indicating that she was also unclear.

  On the other hand, Mo was holding a thermos of hot water and softly persuading Chu Lishou, "Hey, kiddo's dad, what's going on that we can't discuss properly? Besides, we're still young and strong, not afraid to walk a few more miles. What are you doing, yelling at the kids like this, aren't you afraid of scaring them?"

  It's more like a complaint than consolation.

  Chu Lishou actually realized he was wrong after saying a few words to the kids, but he just didn't want to admit it. Now that his wife had called him out and there was no one else around, Chu Lishou suddenly lost his steam. "Wife, don't you know me? It's not just a few miles, even if it were tens or hundreds of miles, I wouldn't be afraid. I, I just...

  As he spoke, Chu Lishou suddenly let out a long sigh.

  "What's wrong? If there's something on your mind, just say it out loud, don't keep it bottled up inside, or you'll end up harming yourself." Mrs. Mo patted Chu Lixu's back sympathetically.

  Chu Lishou scrunched up his face, shook his head, and put the bowl of water in his hand to one side. Then came another long sigh, "Alas, I'm angry with my mother."

  Chu Lishou's voice was unusually low and small when he said this sentence, if Mo Shi wasn't sitting next to him, it's really hard to guarantee that you could hear clearly.

  Speaking ill of an elderly person behind their back is no big deal if nobody finds out, but if someone happens to overhear it, that's a huge case of disrespect.

  If it were said by Lu, others might not think much of it, but if these words came out of the mouth of Chu Lixiu, the great filial son, I'm afraid it would stir up a thousand waves, each one stronger than the last, and in the end, only Chu Lixiu and Mo could be left stranded on the beach.

  Mo heard it was about his mother-in-law, although he had a premonition in his heart, but still couldn't help but cluck, and then asked in an even smaller voice: "What's wrong with my mother? Is she giving you trouble again?"