Although Yan Zao didn't have a deep affection for the Yan Family, the mention of "family education" still made her quite upset; her face involuntarily darkened as she lifted her eyelids to look at Li Sufen.
She had always carried a cool and aloof temperament, mocked since childhood for being arrogantly proud amidst mediocrity—the proverbial phoenix in the henhouse, looking down on everyone.
Thus, in Li Sufen's eyes, that look was a rebuttal, a talking back, a challenge to a mother-in-law's dignity, and her face grew even colder, "You dare..."
Lan Guodong suddenly interrupted Li Sufen's words, "Go to the hospital and apologize to your Aunt Lan Sizhen."
His tone and voice, as somber as his expression, were filled with suppressed anger but also authoritative.
Yan Zao still had a sense of propriety.
