She guessed her grandson’s intentions.
Seeing her future daughter-in-law arrive, she found her more and more attractive the more she looked.
Da Ruo, seeing Grandma Fang’s enthusiasm, felt somewhat uneasy, but still followed Grandma Fang inside the house.
"Xiao Du, have some water to warm up; it’s too cold this winter, and you’ve just been discharged from the hospital. You need to rest well. Stay for dinner tonight,"
Mrs. Zhao was momentarily baffled by Grandma Fang’s fervent demeanor.
"Has Sister Yun not returned yet?"
Da Ruo was there to repay some money.
"It’s still early, have some water, have some water," Grandma Fang also brought out some snacks.
Yun Xiaoxiao often bought some food and fruits.
"Grandma Fang, no need to be so formal, please, sit, sit,"
Her gaze fell on Mrs. Zhao, and she immediately greeted her, "Hello, Aunt."
Mrs. Zhao nodded as a way of greeting, feeling that Grandma Fang was somewhat strange, a kind of strange she couldn’t quite place.
"Grandma Fang, thank you for looking after me while I was hospitalized."
Grandma Fang said indifferently, "No need to be so polite, you’re Miss Yun’s friend, and as for my grandson, he just happens to give you a ride."
Changing the subject, "Having surgery and being hospitalized, you need to properly recuperate."
Mrs. Zhao seemed to have discovered something.
Was this lady Chaoyang’s girlfriend?
She really hadn’t noticed that before, no wonder Aunt Fang was so enthusiastic.
Now that Xiao He is getting married, among those few young men, only Chaoyang was left.
And indeed, Chaoyang was not young anymore.
Having been in Capital City for a few days, she truly didn’t know about this.
Right, this lady was hospitalized.
"Xiao Du, stay for dinner; let’s settle it like that. After dinner, I’ll have my grandson take you back to school. Here’s the remote; I’m going to cook."
Mrs. Zhao saw Grandma Fang quickly get up and head to the kitchen.
Wasn’t that movement too nimble?
Da Ruo was still planning to leave when Yun Xiaoxiao returned.
Seeing Grandma Fang leave these words and head for the kitchen.
"Xiao Du, can I call you like that?"
Da Ruo didn’t know Mrs. Zhao, but seeing her in this home, she must be some elder of the household.
"Aunt, yes, you can."
Now that she could, Mrs. Zhao wanted to inquire about some things concerning Da Ruo’s family, wanting to understand more about her.
"I’m Da Bao’s grandma."
Isn’t that Sister Yun’s mother-in-law?
That means she’s Tianlei’s mother?
Da Ruo then scrutinized her more closely, and could roughly make out a resemblance to Tianlei.
"Aunt, when did you arrive?"
Da Ruo didn’t know what kind of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationship Yun Xiaoxiao had with her.
Her grandma and her mom also maintained just a superficial relationship anyway.
"I’ve been here for several days now. My nephew is getting married, right? We came to Capital City to check it out."
Her nephew getting married?
Mrs. Zhao saw that she recognized the nephew, which meant she got along well with Laosan’s Wife; otherwise, she wouldn’t know about Xiao He and them.
Da Ruo smiled, "Then I must ask for a glass of celebratory wine at that time."
"You can. We didn’t plan to make a big event here since we aren’t familiar with many people around. We’ll hold a proper celebration after the New Year when we go back to the brigade."
Da Ruo knew that Sister Yun came to Capital City to attend university and also to run a business.
Mrs. Zhao complained, "Their ages are not much different. My Laosan’s kids are in elementary school, and Da Li’s Little Candy is almost half a year old now. Now Xiao He is getting married too, leaving only Xiao Yang still single."