Grandma Han was able to show so much warmth in part because she considered Su Wenyue's background, and also because Su Wenyue was just a granddaughter-in-law, with a generation separating them, which greatly reduced potential conflicts, unlike with Mrs. Yang, whom Grandma would never take to, as mother-in-laws and daughter-in-laws are natural enemies.
As for the goodwill Grandma Han extended, Su Wenyue was unmoved. Being from the Second House, how could she possibly defect and side with Grandma Han? She must be foolish to think so, especially since what flickered in the old lady's eyes was clearly some sort of desire and greed, not genuine fondness.
"There's no need, Grandma. Mother-in-law has already gone to the kitchen to work, and it wouldn't make sense for me, as her daughter-in-law, to take a rest. Therefore, I can only appreciate your kindness in my heart," Su Wenyue replied.
