Chiang Xiao remained silent.
She had experienced the progress of civilization after two or three decades, but Ge Liutao and the others had not.
She couldn't make them have the same courage to confront and withstand these concepts as she did.
She wasn't afraid of being expelled from the clan, of being driven out of the village, but her grandparents and even Ge Dejun and Liu Pei would surely be deeply saddened and uneasy.
Especially since Ge Liutao's heart was not in good condition.
Why should she put them through such humiliation and agitation? Why should she let them experience such heartache and anger again?
Over the years, she didn't know how much they had secretly worried about Chiang Qingzhu, how many tears they had shed for her.
Chiang Xiao felt that their poor health might not be unrelated to the long-standing frustrations in their hearts because of Chiang Qingzhu.
