With outsiders present, Madam Jiang refrained from saying too much.
Not wanting to make the younger ones uncomfortable, she poured a cup of hot water for the guests and was about to leave.
Shen Qingqing tried to keep her, "Stay and have dinner with us before you go."
Shi Yu echoed, "We're planning to make dumplings; we bought plenty of groceries. Even if three or four more people join us, there'd still be more than enough. After we're done eating, you can pack some for your family, so you won't have to cook when you get home."
Though she disapproved of Jiang Zhixun's actions, the aunt standing before her seemed much more reliable than many mothers-in-law.
Shi Yu thought to herself that Jiang Zhixun really was a drag.
If not for a mother-in-law like this, Shen Qingqing probably wouldn't have chosen divorce.
Madam Jiang appreciated their kindness.
