According to Grandma, I'm old enough to be married. Since I'm of marriageable age, I count as an adult in this family and should have a say. Why can't I speak up? Besides, Grandma hasn't even said anything yet. Why is Aunt stepping in to manage our family affairs?" Jiang Xia quoted her grandmother's words.
Needless to say, Jiang Gui's wife face turned very ugly.
Back when Old Madam Jiang planned to sell Jiang Xia for food, her eldest aunt probably had a lot to do with it, often whispering in old madam's ear. Likely, she played a big part in selling off her elder sister.
In her childhood memories, her eldest aunt often made life difficult for Jiang Xia's family because Zhou Lan's children were prettier than hers.
If Jiang Xia guessed correctly, the idea of selling her elder sister likely originated from her eldest aunt. Otherwise, with Old Madam Jiang's limited intelligence, how could she come up with such a plan?
