After sending off the admissions officers from various schools, Huo Shanhe did not leave.
He said somewhat awkwardly, "Yunyi, Dad, there’s something I want to talk to you about."
Yunyi saw his expression and had a vague premonition of something bad: "Dad, sit down and talk."
Huo Shanhe took a deep breath: "Yunyi, your admission letter hasn’t arrived because..."
He found it difficult to continue, it was really hard to speak about, but he had no choice. After all, this matter couldn’t be hidden. If the younger son came back and investigated on his own, he couldn’t imagine the consequences.
He sighed heavily: "It’s because your Third Sister-in-law, using her father’s name, meddled behind the scenes."
Yunyi never thought it would turn out to be this issue. She had considered many reasons before, but never this possibility. At this moment, she didn’t even know what to say to alleviate her anger.
Seeing his daughter-in-law remain silent, Huo Shanhe said, "Don’t worry, I won’t force you to swallow your grievances with talks of peace and family harmony. I just ask you not to take out your anger on your Third Brother. I’ve looked into it; he knows nothing about it."
Yunyi still didn’t speak, her face looking quite displeased.
Huo Shanhe knew she was pregnant: "Yunyi, vent your anger in any way you like, but don’t let it harm you. I originally wanted to talk to your mom first, and when she calms down, to discuss this with you together.
But you know your mom’s temper. I’m afraid she’ll rush over directly. To be clear, I’m not protecting your Third Sister-in-law. The issue is, she’s also pregnant now, and if your mom acts impulsively and something happens, it won’t end well."


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