The Herbal Scents of Farm Life
Chapter 1685: After All, a Confused One

Chapter 1685: Chapter 1685: After All, a Confused One

"Why didn’t you remind me, letting Chushui come over by himself, how could you do this!"

Turning again, he glared at Luo Mianyi on the other side, trembling with anger.

He remembered, just now in the front courtyard, the guards by his side had been about to remind him of something when they were interrupted by Luo Mianyi, who came carrying Yue Tianhao.

Then, Luo Mianyi made him carry Yue Tianhao to the Jufeng Hall!

It’s ruined, truly ruined!

He actually carried his younger son into his eldest son’s recognition banquet and completely forgot about his eldest son!

"I... I thought Brother Chong had already arranged for mother to accompany Chushui over, so I didn’t think of it," Luo Mianyi pouted, her excuse sounding utterly wronged.

Hearing this, Yue Chong took a deep breath, almost shattering his own teeth with the force of his bite.

"Old Madam..."

The nanny behind the head of the family saw his state and wanted to remind the Old Madam, but she was cut off by a slight raising of the Old Madam’s hand.

Old Madam Yue glanced sideways, shooting a scornful look at her son.

She had given her this son a choice, if at this moment he could stand up, admit his error, and go out to bring Lin Chushui in himself, that would still be good.

Otherwise...

It was about time for her to consider the future of the Yue Clan.

But Yue Chong truly disappointed her; he only scolded Luo Mianyi a few words and then sat there comfortably, not moving an inch.

Because Yue Chong knew very well, if he stood up at that moment to bring his son Lin Chushui in from outside, it would be an admission of his wrongful act in front of many outsiders.

But his own reputation, Yue Chong’s pride, was also very important - how could he lose face for the sake of a son?

He thought, Lin Chushui was his son, he shouldn’t blame him, right? After all, the boy had legs and could come in himself. He was just a child who didn’t need much face, surely not as important as his own?

So there was no need for him, as a father, to personally bring him in.

"Sigh."

Old Madam Yue watched her son and sighed lightly to herself on the side.

He was really clueless. As his mother, she found herself without any recourse, so she could only let him be.

...

Outside the hall, Lin Chushui followed his maternal grandmother, step by step, towards the interior.

"Grandmother, Chushui thanks grandmother for telling Chushui that secret," Lin Chushui spoke in a hushed voice beside Old Madam Luo.

"They’re all my children, I love each of them," she said simply, without further elaboration.

"Chushui, you are the eldest son and grandson of the Yue Family. Today, your grandmother accompanies you inside, but this is only the first step. The road ahead, you must walk on your own. Your grandmother is, after all, an outsider, and can’t always help you, understand?"

She advised Lin Chushui.

"Chushui understands," Lin Chushui nodded.

How could he not understand? Even if his grandmother favored him, she was after all from the Luo Family.

Furthermore, the road was his to tread, whether it be a wide boulevard or a thicket of thorns, he had to step on it himself to know it well.

This was the wisdom Sister Sangsang had taught him.

After a short while, Lin Caisang, accompanied by Old Madam Luo, entered the Jufeng Hall.

When the crowd saw Old Madam Luo with a young man they had never seen before, many were stunned.

And Yue Chong, seeing his son by his mother-in-law’s side, was utterly astonished.