"Instead of worrying so much about my family's affairs, why don't you mind your own Er Shuanzi?"
Aunt Zhang's grandson, Er Shuanzi, is in his twenties this year and hangs around with a bunch of young, half-grown kids from a few villages, doing some petty thievery and shady activities. He's been in and out of the labor camp quite a few times.
Aunt Zhang left in embarrassment after being snapped at by Liang Hongmei.
Liang Hongmei was also angry. They were doing proper business, the children worked desperately hard to earn some money to live on, yet they ended up being gossiped about by others. Liang Hongmei was fuming at home, quietly stewing in her anger.
After Little Grandmother learned about the matter, she brought the couple of her eldest uncle to their house to talk some sense.
