She walked over and put down her bag, muttering: "What are you doing? I'm just going to the hotel to accompany my classmate and have a chat. I'm a female classmate, and I'm not going to a bar."
At this point, she felt aggrieved: "Even if I go to a bar, I'm already in my twenties. What's wrong with going to a bar to have fun?"
"Foreign girls can have the right to be independent when they turn 14 years old. Even if they go home from playing until early in the morning, their parents won't say anything."
Father Hai was still suppressing his anger and wanted to have a good chat with her and listen to what she had to say.
As a result, I heard her complaining as soon as she entered the door.
He immediately reprimanded: "We sent you abroad to learn knowledge, not to learn those messy habits. Let me ask you, what did you do tonight! Why did your Aunt Ye call us and say that you are not going to the Ninth Institute?
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When Haitong heard that they were angry with her over this matter, she felt even more unhappy. She stood there and pushed back: "I went to listen to a musical with my classmates."
Father Hai's face sank and he wanted to say something else.
Haitong's mother quickly caught her with her quick eyes and hands: "Okay, you didn't even look at the child who started to rush at you. You two, father and daughter, communicate well and don't yell at every turn."
Then she looked at Haitong again and said in a reproachful tone: "You too, don't be stubborn with your dad. It's not like you don't know that your dad has high blood pressure. Do you want to piss him off to death?"
Haitong pursed his lips in grievance, but in the end he did not continue to confront her.
Hai's father also panted heavily and turned away, letting his wife pat his chest to help him breathe. He barely suppressed his anger and did not continue to argue.
At this time.
Haitong's grandma spoke.
The tone is very gentle.
"Tongtong, don't blame your father for being strict. You are a girl, and he is also worried that it is not safe for you to stay out alone late at night."
Haitong looked at her grandma, whom she had respected since childhood, and calmed down: "I know, grandma."
Haitong's grandma has the temperament of a lady from a Jiangnan water town. Even though her hair is covered with silver hair, she still retains her calm and gentle temperament.
She wore a small gown with a hometown style, and a string of aqua agate beads around her neck. The green agate hanging from the buckle of the small coat was exquisite and elegant.
Even when she speaks, she has a calming demeanor.
"I called Grandpa Ye and asked about it. He also said that you didn't want to go to Jiusuo. Can you tell grandma what's going on?"
In fact, their family received a call from Ye Lan in the evening. Everyone was extremely shocked when they heard that Ye Lan would not let Haitong enter the Ninth Institute.
Then Grandma Haitong took the initiative and called her husband's former friends to inquire about the specific situation.
It is said that the Ye family has taken good care of them over the years.
In particular, Ye Maoshan respected his widowed sister-in-law very much.
But this time Haitong's grandma called to inquire about the matter, but Ye Maoshan had no intention of changing his mind and only told them to respect the child's wishes.
This was the reason why Father Hai couldn't help but get angry as soon as his daughter came home.
"...It's not that I don't want to go to Jiusuo." Under her grandma's guidance, Haitong became less tense than before.
She briefly explained the whole story.
In her description, she was the most innocent. Ye Lan favored Qiao Nian and told her not to go to the Ninth Institute.
She herself never mentioned that she would not go to Jiusuo.
It was Ye Lan who brought it up first.
After hearing what she said, everyone in Haitong's family looked at each other and saw deep worry in each other's eyes.