"Yaya, you must think this through. You can't just say things like that! The Huo Family has treated you well, why would you do this?" Huo Zhongming also asked her.
Bai Mulan valued this daughter-in-law for her character and temperament. She stepped forward and grabbed Jiang Shuya's arm, "You don't agree with this!"
"Aunt Bai, I'm sorry, I must do this!" Jiang Shuya's address had changed from "Mom" to "Aunt," which Bai Mulan found hard to accept. With widened eyes, she simply stared at her.
Jiang Shuya stepped back, knelt on the ground, and kowtowed three times to the elders of the Huo Family. She then stood up, ready to pack her things.
Bai Mulan turned to her own son, "Jingtang, won't you say something?"
"Mom, this is her own choice, and I respect her decision," Huo Jingtang said indifferently, "I have never been one to force people. If she wants to leave, let her leave."
