Luo Ning listened to Luo Ying's recent words and felt a surge of aversion towards her grandparents, whom she had yet to meet.
So what if her father had taken a wife and had children outside?
They were actually outraged, even to the point of falling ill from anger—it was laughable.
Luo Ning couldn't help but ask, "Why are your maternal grandfather and grandmother so opposed to my dad taking a wife and having children outside?"
Luo Ying didn't hide anything, "Because my grandma always wanted my uncle to marry my Eldest Aunt."
"My grandpa is the type who dotes on his wife, so he did things according to her wishes."
She carefully glanced at Luo Ning and then added another sentence, "My grandpa is one of those somewhat old-fashioned patriarchal types, the kind who is a bit xenophobic."
"It's just that he believes his children shouldn't marry common people from outside, but rather should marry into other Ancient Fengshui Families."
