Juhua chuckled and said to Mrs. Wang, "Grandma, I really was angry. Every time Second Aunt comes, she has to stir up some trouble and make everyone miserable, then she acts like nothing happened. I didn't mean anything by what I said, I just think we can't indulge her temper, or she'll always be like this. It's the same as not spoiling a child. If she speaks her mind and gets nothing out of it, maybe she'll learn her lesson for next time."
Mrs. Wang sighed faintly. "In the end, it was your Second Uncle who married such a troublemaker. I've put up with it for so many years. Now, just as you said, I've learned to let it go. What else can I do if I don't? You get angry, and she acts like nothing happened—isn't that just getting angry for nothing? She listens when you scold her, but it only lasts a moment. In a flash, she's back to her old ways. What can you do?"
