Mrs. Zhao's words were so harsh, especially when she said Yin Shuangshuang would die sooner or later; Yin Zheng detested hearing that.
Yin Zheng knew Mrs. Zhao wouldn't say anything nice, so when she began her first sentence, he covered Yin Shuangshuang's ears, afraid she might hear something upsetting.
Yin Shuangshuang lay in Yin Zheng's arms, wanting to say that her ears worked very well, and even with them covered, she heard everything Mrs. Zhao said.
Though he covered his daughter's ears, Yin Zheng was still quite angered by Mrs. Zhao's words, his face turning ugly in an instant, with fire in Mrs. Wang's eyes as well—who was she cursing?
Without waiting for Mrs. Wang to explode, Yin Zheng spoke first, "Mother's kind intentions are best saved for my third brother. There's no need to trouble yourself over me; even if I die without having anyone to break tiles for my funeral, I won't need my nephew for old age support.
