Chapter 113: Night Before the Divorce the Villainous Family Can Hear My Thoughts!

 Chapter 113: You Need to Find a Younger Woman for Your Son

“No?” Huo Yuyan furrowed her brows. “That means she’s blocked you. She doesn’t trust you yet, and she hasn’t opened her friend circle to you.”

“She’s in Qingzhou right now. Senior, this is an opportunity. We need to seize it.”

“How do we seize it?” Xie Shaoheng’s voice came through the phone, confused.

“We’ll go to Qingzhou right now. You absolutely must ‘accidentally’ run into her. Huo Yushu is very easy to deceive; all you need to do is show her a bit of genuine affection, and you’ll definitely win her over.”

“She’s just like her mother—simple-minded and loves handsome men. Senior, you perfectly match her aesthetic.”

“Hurry up and book the ticket. We’ll meet at the station. I’ll head to the station now. Once we meet, I’ll tell you exactly what to do.”

“Just trust me—if you follow my plan, you’ll definitely be able to get Huo Yushu.”

As she spoke, Huo Yuyan walked toward the elevator, completely ignoring the elderly woman in the hospital room. She didn’t even bother calling Yu Fengcai.

Inside the room, the elderly woman lay in her urine, her condition worsening by the minute.

“Trust me, your granddaughter isn’t coming back to take care of you. She’s already left,” the elderly woman in the next bed said with a confident smile, standing at the foot of Grandma Huo’s bed.

Grandma Huo believed it. She just didn’t want to admit it in front of others, especially not in front of this woman, with whom she had a strained relationship. She turned her head away, refusing to respond.

But the elderly woman was persistent. She didn’t let herself be ignored. In a tone laced with schadenfreude and glee, she continued, “Well, we’re both old ladies in the same ward, so let me tell you something honest.”

“Look at us, both at this age. We’re practically old sisters, so don’t be so petty.”

“I’m actually good at reading people. Seeing how miserable you are, I’ll say a few kind words to you. Your son is about to face a huge disaster.”

“Shut up!” Grandma Huo glared at her with gritted teeth. “It’s your son who’s in trouble, not mine. My son is just fine…”

“Has your son recently lost a lot of money? And I’m not talking about a small amount, I’m talking about millions!” The elderly woman interrupted her, speaking seriously.

Grandma Huo froze, her eyelids twitching.

Could it be true? Had Huo Yunshan really lost so much money? That woman, Wen Yintong, had taken so much from him! Two villas too!

The thought made her so angry she could feel her heart burning with pain.

“I’m telling you, don’t feel sorry for that money. Even though it’s a large sum, it’s actually a blessing in disguise for your son. Otherwise, the suffering he would have gone through would have been far worse. At worst, his life could have been in danger!”

“You’re talking nonsense!” Grandma Huo glared at her fiercely. “My son is doing just fine! He has a happy family, his son is successful, and he’s respectful! Do you even know who my grandson is?”

“Is your son really living a happy life?” The elderly woman looked at her with a half-smile, an air of mockery in her eyes. “Isn’t he having his cake and eating it too? Isn’t your eldest daughter-in-law flirting with him?”

“That’s not true!” Grandma Huo immediately denied it. “They’re brother and sister-in-law…”

“Do you really think I’m blind, old sister? I’m telling you this for your own good!” The elderly woman interrupted her again. “Don’t be so foolish, and don’t be too blind to the truth!”

"Yes, I did argue with you these past few days, but it’s because I couldn’t stand your daughter-in-law’s behavior. I’m just straightforward—I speak my mind when I see something or someone I don’t like."

"You, you! How foolish you are! Mistaking fish eyes for pearls and treating dust like treasure. Think carefully—doesn’t stealing involve either none or countless times?"

"If she can have an affair with her brother-in-law, how can you be sure she hasn’t done it with someone else?"

"You’re not with her 24/7. How would you know?"

The old woman went silent, her expression dark, showing she was taking it seriously.

"Do... do you really know how to read faces?" she asked after a while, uncertain.

"Of course!" the other person nodded proudly, "My father is a famous feng shui and face reader, passed down through our family. I’m really good at it—tell me, what have I said about your face that wasn’t right?"

"I need to clarify one thing—I’ve never met you before yesterday. I don’t know you or your family."

"I read all of your family’s matters from your faces."

"Look at your daughter-in-law—fox eyes, a peach blossom face. It’s clear she’s restless. But she’s great at pretending—acts so gentle and reasonable, but her actions are the complete opposite. She only knows how to take advantage of others and never gives anything in return."

"Think about it—doesn’t she flatter you with sweet words but rarely follow through with actions?"

The old woman thought seriously, and indeed, this was true.

Not just Yu Fengcai, but even her granddaughter, Huo Yuyan, was the same.

She could talk sweetly, but when it came to spending money or effort, it was always Wen Yintong and her son who stepped in.

"Now think—wasn’t your son’s family once loving and harmonious, father and son, mother and child, all good?" The other person continued. "But recently, hasn’t it all turned upside down?"

"Isn’t the relationship between your son and his wife strained? And between father and daughter, father and son, it’s tense?"

"Think carefully—didn’t your daughter-in-law have a hand in this? Wasn’t she especially close to your son, making your younger daughter-in-law suspicious?"

The old woman instinctively nodded, "Yes, yes! You’re right!"

Recently, Yu Fengcai had indeed shown a noticeable change in her relationship with Yunshan.

As a woman, how could Wen Yintong not feel something?

"Old sister, tell me, what should I do now?" The old woman looked at her, bewildered.

"Of course, stop them from continuing this wrong relationship!" The other person gave her an annoyed look. "How could you not understand this at your age?"

"Stop?" The old woman repeated the words, confused and conflicted. "But…"

"Don’t be foolish!" The other person interrupted her sternly. "Let me tell you—if you don’t do something now, and let them continue like this, just wait to bury your son in his old age!"

"Your daughter-in-law is a natural widow!"

"Ah?!" The old woman was terrified.

"The only way to fix this is to find a younger, prettier woman for your son!" The other person said seriously.