Then she started tearing up, crying and complaining about her worthless grandson. Gu Shengsheng felt the mood in the house was off, so she quickly said, "Mr. Ryan, Grandma is really upset today. She started thinking about that scoundrel of a grandson, so you should probably head back for now."
"Alright." He nodded.
He knew he couldn't let the blabbermouth Linnin find out right now; it would complicate things.
'But Grandma had cursed him out so much... He was at a disadvantage. What kind of impression did that leave on Shengsheng? It couldn't be a good one.'
Gu Shengsheng walked him out. Lu Shijing asked, "Shengsheng, what's your take on your late husband?"
"I don't really think about it much, but I think he was great," Gu Shengsheng said sincerely.
Lu Shijing's interest was piqued. He wondered which of his fine qualities Gu Shengsheng found so admirable.
So he was all ears. "Oh? What was so great about him?"
