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... e do now? That little brat is basically living in Wanmei Villa now and Madam is increasingly lenient toward him. Because of him, she’s not even pursuing the matter with that woman much anymore.”


Ah-Zhong continued, “After all, the biggest conflict between Madam and Eldest Young Master is that woman. If this continues and Madam and Eldest Young Master’s relationship improves, then the position of the Yin family head…”


“D*mn it…”


If this continued and Si Yehan reconci ...

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