Tessa's face was full of frustration, speechless as she looked up to the heavens.
Finally, she shrugged her shoulders and said, "Grandma, when you keep saying this, it really gives me a headache. And it's a headache for you too. Do you realize that when you say this, you're actually insulting yourself? Because my surname is Caldwell, and you are an elder of the Caldwell Family, my grandmother. If people say I lack upbringing, they won't scold me; they'll scold you and Dad. So I suggest you don't say this anymore, otherwise you might lose your dignity in your old age."
Poof! Grandma was so angry she almost spat blood, her old face changing unpredictably from blue to white, almost wanting to tear Tessa apart.
Dad Caldwell said coldly, "Alright, Mom, Tessa is grown up now and married. Don't reprimand her like this anymore. It's not good if the in-laws hear."
Grandma wore a sour face but said nothing more.
