Yueyao didn't respond to Lady Lin, but instead looked at Lin Qinghan and asked, "Since you know Wu Daquan, why didn't you know he's a life-and-death friend of my husband during your year in Haikou? What did you do besides shopping for jewelry and satin in Haikou? " From the fact that Wu Daquan didn't look for Lin Qinghan but instead sought Tingzheng to help pass things along, it can be seen that Lin Qinghan certainly looked down on Wu Daquan. Otherwise, even with the slightest interaction, there wouldn't be such a big misunderstanding.
Lady Lin's face changed dramatically; Yueyao was accusing her daughter of being unworthy. Lady Lin could only hold her ground: "Lady An, this Wu is a mere merchant and a man; my son-in-law didn't ask how could Han'er interact with such a family." By now, Lady Lin was only thankful that Yueyao wasn't her mother-in-law; otherwise, such an accusation might lead to the possibility of divorce.
Lin Qinghan said nothing, but her face was extremely gloomy.
