After saying all this, Grandma Zhou was utterly shocked, angry, and ashamed, particularly when I mentioned the 28 parcels. She genuinely didn't know and was stunned on the spot. But that Old Sir Zhou was quite interesting, very calm, and showed no reaction to what I said. It was obvious that he was aware, as I kept an eye on his expression.
That shrew was reduced to a heap on the ground, like a dead dog. Outside, none of her daughters-in-law or sons made a sound; they all stayed far away. Even Old Sir Zhou ignored her this time, sitting there quietly without even glancing at Grandma Zhou. After finishing my words, I thought for a moment. Old Sir Zhou seemed peculiar; why were there no sheets of paper in those few letters, no content at all? What was there to hide in the letters? Every letter I received was empty, even Xiao Yi's was empty.
