Chu Zhang, seeing his mother was frank and indeed considering his interests, also started to seriously contemplate this possibility.
"Mother," he said, scratching his head and trying to come up with a solution, "since the most important thing to you is this, then we should ask Lady Yang. Maybe Miss Yang just hasn't learned yet, not that she can't learn. If she's willing to learn, with you, Mother, guiding her, she could manage the household in a few years. Our family isn't a large noble one with many rules to follow. What's crucial is whether Miss Yang has a kind disposition and gets along with you. I just hope that my wife's relationship with you could be like that of Third Aunt with Grandma—understanding and without quarrels."
The relationship between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law has always been a challenge.
Some are naturally incompatible.
Yet some get along harmoniously.
