When Qi Xiaoqi heard what his mother said, he was quite down for two days, especially when he saw Mother Qi; his expression was even worse.
And Mother Qi, from time to time, would glance at her grandson, as if trying to see something weird in him, which made Qi Xiaoqi very uncomfortable.
As for Cheng Su, ever since she heard what her son said, she hasn’t been in a pleasant mood towards Mother Qi. It doesn’t matter how her mother-in-law sees her; if she doesn’t consider her part of the Qi family, so be it. Relationships between people are just like that; they work if they work. She never expected her mother-in-law to treat her like a daughter. Even biological children are just a matter of fate.
But Mother Qi should never have said misleading things to Qi Xiaoqi. It’s one thing for Xiaoqi to ’understand’ and protect her, but if he were just an ordinary child, what would happen if she keeps instilling such thoughts in him? Wouldn’t he end up believing whatever she says?
That’s the part that infuriates Cheng Su, manipulating a child like that, is that reasonable?
Her cold attitude towards her mother-in-law persisted until her father-in-law returned, and Cheng Su showed immense enthusiasm, finally feeling there was someone sensible around.
Meanwhile, Mother Qi mysteriously pulled her husband aside to complain, naturally about Qi Xiaoqi’s abnormality.
Who would have thought, upon hearing this, Father Qi’s blood pressure shot up, all the blood rushed to his head, and he angrily pointed at her, "Are you out of your mind? Xiaoqi is your own grandson, and you’re calling him a monster, possessed by ghosts? Nonsense!"
He was truly infuriated. This crazy woman, with her constant praying to gods and spirits, he didn’t mind that, but now suspecting his grandson to be a... monster?
A perfectly normal child, she must be blind and deluded to think so!


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