After hearing Zhong Niangyao's words, a hint of regret flashed across Old Madam Zhong's face, "When you warned me back then, I didn't understand what you meant, but I still tightened the surveillance on Meng Fan. I also spoke to your grandaunt about it, it's just a pity that she didn't take it seriously either. I didn't expect things to have escalated to this point."
Seeing the regretful expression on Old Madam Zhong's face, Old Sir Zhong glanced at Zhong Niangyao, "Why didn't you make it clearer back then!"
He wasn't actually blaming her, but seeing the self-blame on Old Madam Zhong's face made him upset.
"Grandpa, I couldn't help it!" Zhong Niangyao spread her hands, "Haven't you heard the saying 'Heavenly secrets must not be revealed'? Have you ever seen a fortune teller who tells everything clearly?"
Her words left Old Sir Zhong unable to argue.
