"Mom, you're here." Evander Lancaster put the washed meal containers together and continued washing the next one.
Juliana Lancaster was most satisfied with this aspect of her son-in-law; he could do housework, earn money, came from a good family, and wasn't arrogant.
"Sophia is calling you, go keep her company, I'll do the washing."
Evander Lancaster didn't put down the meal container, continuing to rinse it under the faucet, "Mom, just now my mom came over, and Sophia isn't too happy. I was thinking..."
"I'll talk to her."
Before Evander Lancaster could finish, Juliana Lancaster interrupted him, patted his shoulder, and said, "Don't worry, Mom's here."
Evander Lancaster turned off the faucet and walked out. Juliana Lancaster didn't follow him out; such matters couldn't be rushed, as too much haste could backfire. If she sided with her son-in-law in front of her daughter, her daughter would surely misunderstand that her son-in-law had said something to her about it.
