What Ning Ge and Old Master Cheng talked about, outsiders would never know, but after Ning Ge left, Old Master Cheng smashed his most beloved Yixing teapot, his face full of cold and murderous intent.
Back in the days of fighting the Japanese, Old Master Cheng had also crawled over piles of corpses, the smell of blood on him was once so strong it made people shudder with fear. Later, after the liberation, as his children and grandchildren filled the house and he aged, his iron-blooded nature gradually faded.
But this didn't mean his cold and stern demeanor had completely disappeared; it had only settled down.
Old Master Cheng never expected that Cheng Su, who seemed so poised, graceful, open-minded, and considerate, had experienced such troublesome matters.
What could be more painful for a woman than losing her child?
