Madam Qin was very supportive of recognizing sworn relations.
Just now, when the Old Madam brought it up, her own son didn't oppose it, indicating that although the Old Madam had some affection for Ye Jian, it still wasn't deep enough for her to accept Ye Jian as her granddaughter-in-law.
In the end, it was her family's Old Madam who came from a prestigious household; despite claiming to be indifferent to social status, she had her own set of standards deep inside!
Thinking of her mother-in-law siding with her, Madam Qin felt much more reassured inside.
In fact, Madam Qin misunderstood entirely; the Old Madam didn't disapprove of Ye Jian as her granddaughter-in-law, it was that Ye Jian had no intention of becoming the Qin family's granddaughter-in-law.
Self-delusion, that was the type Madam Qin fell under.
