When Ye Nai said this, it actually made her mother, Yu Qing, burst into tears.
"Isn't it because I want the family's savings to recover as quickly as possible? Your grandparents have been living with us for over three months, demanding chicken, duck, fish, and shrimp every day, not to mention the indispensable fruits and vegetables. Even doubling the food expenses isn't enough to satisfy them, and they still complain about the quality of our condiments," she cried.
"Your grandpa is a retired soldier who fought against enemies from the Otherworld on the battlefield. He has a substantial pension, and the government allotted him a three-bedroom apartment. He's used to living the good life with your uncle's family. When they come to our house, they're uncomfortable, dissatisfied with the food. Your uncle's family doesn't contribute to their living expenses; where else do you expect us to make up these deficits if we don't figure out a way to get money?"
