Mrs. Ding sighed deeply as she listened to her daughter's words.

"When my father and I got married, your grandfather was seriously ill at that time. If it weren't for your grandfather, your dad and I might not even have a wedding." Mrs. Ding said, holding her daughter's hand and patting her gently, "That person of your dad is foolish and filial. No matter how his mother treats him, he remembers to be filial. This was told by your grandfather before his death."

Could it be: "..."

She saw that no matter what happened, her father was foolish.

Even at this time, her father did not drive the old lady away, but chose to leave by himself.

What is this not foolish filial piety?

Does she still have to thank her father for not choosing to drive her away?

"Your uncle is not your grandmother's biological child."

"What's the thing?" Could it be that he looked at his mother with incredible feelings.

Is this world a fantasy?

Treat your own children like this for the sake of other people's children.

"At that time, your grandfather had an original wife. That original wife gave birth to your uncle, and then your grandfather met your grandmother."

"Affair." Mo Fei said without hesitation.

Mrs. Ding did not refute, "Your grandma's original wife would naturally not let your grandma enter the house. At that time, your grandma deliberately approached your uncle and pleased your uncle. As a child, she knew what was right and wrong. If someone was good to him, she would like someone. Then the original wife either beat or scolded her son because of this, and thought he was an ungrateful wolf. Your uncle became less and less fond of his mother. Later, the original wife jumped off the building and committed suicide, and your grandma came in."

Could it be: "..."

I feel that my views are broken.

He was completely shattered by the old woman.

"Maybe it's because I have been flattering for too long and forgot to resist. After your father was born, your uncle was afraid that your father would steal everything from him, so he threatened your grandmother. If he could let her marry into the Ding family, she could get out. Moreover, your father was unwilling to listen to your uncle and be a idle young man. He was repeatedly embarrassed by your uncle, and your grandmother would just watch coldly." Mrs. Ding said self-deprecatingly, "It was your uncle who helped your grandmother enter the Ding family, not your father."

"I have seen shameless people, but I have never seen such shameless people." Mo Fei spat in a low voice, feeling more and more disgusting blood on his body.

"In the first year of my marriage with your father, your grandfather passed away. Your uncle couldn't wait to divide the property and rewarded your father with a high tone. Because it was left in your grandfather's will and for your brother, and then drove us out of the Ding family's door. At that time, I was still pregnant with your elder brother, without any signs, and even your grandfather's funeral was not over, so we were driven out. You know, shares are not money, at least in a short period of time, we couldn't get the money. That was the most difficult time for my father and I to live."

If it weren't for Mrs. Ding's gentle temperament, I'm afraid no one would be willing to follow Ding Haonan who was so down and out during that period.

But for Mrs. Ding.

"That period was the most rare time for us and the happiest day for our mother. Later, your dad re-runs his business and when it gets better and better, your grandmother comes to the door again and asks your dad to use the money to help your uncle fill out the company's missed accounts."

Could it be that clenched his fists tightly? Such a person is not worthy of being someone else's mother, just a mistress who has become the first son by currying favor with his original wife.

Since she is ruthless, don't blame her for being unrighteous.
Chapter completed!