"You're more open-minded than my parents. I still don't dare to tell them about my true feelings. I think my mom would be so angry she'd faint..."
"What's the big deal? The younger generation is getting more and more stuck in their ways."
Sister Eve shook her head speechlessly, "You're not old-fashioned? Weren't you just eager to have a grandchild? Who was it that stormed into my office in a hurry?"
"You little brat, you're talking back to me! Am I angry because you don't have children? I'm angry because you deceived me! You treat me like a foolish old woman, like a senile fool! I love you in vain!"
"..." Eve was at a loss for words due to the old lady's few sentences and sighed heavily, "Grandma, it's not that I wanted to deceive you. You weren't feeling well before, and you were pushing hard. My husband is abroad and couldn't come back. I was worried about your anxiety..."
