Hearing that Zhou Dajun had caused trouble at the Zhou family's place, everyone was thrown into a panic. Old Lady Zhou, anxious at heart, was persuaded by Zhou Xueli to wait at home for news; he was afraid his elderly mother would not be able to withstand the sight.
But the more he tried to keep her there, the more restless Old Lady Zhou became, and finally, she took the lead in walking out, completely disregarding her son's kind intentions.
Zhou Xueli had no other choice but to relay what Shi Tou had said.
"What nonsense are you talking about, you little uncle?" Madam Lu was the first to scream and then she dashed out quickly.
Old Lady Zhou felt dizzy and blurry-eyed as she stared with cloudy eyes at her younger son, her lips trembling, "Are you telling the truth?"
"That's what Shi Tou said," Zhou Xueli glanced at the ashen-faced Zhou Xuennian and said, "Big brother, you'd better hurry over."
Zhou Xuennian vanished like a gust of wind.
