Song Qiao was taken aback, looked up at Chen's mother, and then said, "Chen's mother, you should know better than I do what kind of man your family's master is."
From their long time together, one thing has become clear to her: although sometimes he's easy to get along with and talk to, many times this man is just downright despicable.
Seeing Song Qiao's expressionless face, Chen's mother knew she was not in the best of moods. She turned around, poured a glass of water, and placed it beside her—not to persuade her but to say, "Madam, please drink some water first."
Song Qiao didn't make things difficult for Chen's mother; she took the glass and began to drink. After finishing, she looked at Chen's mother and asked, "Has he always been like this?"
Always with a stern face, so gloomy it's frightening, every time she sees this man, she feels like he's impossible to read.
