Chiang Xiao tugged at the corner of her mouth and said to her grandmother, "Grandma, you go ahead and cook, I'll keep Grandpa company."
The implication of keeping Grandpa company was clear: she intended to block any and all schemes from Chiang Songtao. Ge Liutao now also understood the situation. She tapped Chiang Xiao's forehead with her index finger and said only one sentence, "Don't stir up any trouble."
Chiang Xiao replied, "Don't worry, if nobody messes with me, I usually don't go looking for trouble."
But if someone truly intended to mess with her, they couldn't blame her for what happened next.
Now reassured, Ge Liutao went to the kitchen to cook.
Today they had brought vegetables and meat back to Siyang Village, but Aunt Juan and the others had sent over quite a few things again, so dinner tonight would probably be quite lavish.
When Chiang Songtao entered the hall, he still habitually sat down in the main seat.
That place was usually Chiang Songhai's.
