In front of the sickbed, Mother Chu felt a bit uneasy.
Although her son made a valid point, a woman with poor health affects the next generation's well-being and intelligence.
This Jiang Qian cannot be accepted.
However, she agreed with Jiang Qian's previous perspective.
Since ancient times, haven't women who marry men followed the belief that they go where their husbands go?
That Mo Ziye and Gu Zhitong, if they like Ye Zhan and Tang Jinchen, why not marry into the Imperial City and instead make the men son-in-laws?
Moreover, it's said that one is a doctor and the other a host; they're not exactly the type to maintain a household.
Chu Junming mixes with them constantly, running to G City every day—won't he, in time, become just like them, abandoning her as his mother?
"Aunt, I know Junming doesn't like me, and you're also doubtful about my health because of what he said."
"No, it's not the way you think."
The Jiang Family isn't just any ordinary family.
