Mo Daoyan: "Mother, there are plenty of steamed buns, let me first give my wife two to eat; she's almost starving."
Despite being a man and considered the backbone of the Mo family, Mo Daoyan, who usually did not worry about food and drink, naturally could not understand Madam Ruan's anxious feelings.
"Your father and I are almost starving to death, and all you care about is your wife," Old Lady Mo said with an ugly expression. After speaking, she turned her head, seemingly looking at Old Master Mo, but in fact, her words carried an indirect criticism: "Old man, there's a saying, 'A grown son is not bound by his mother, gets a wife and forgets his mother!'"
Old Master Mo: "Who's to blame? Isn't it all from following your example? Have you forgotten how you used to treat your own mother?"
In their youth, the same words had been spoken by Old Master Mo's mother, the ancestor of the Mo family.
Thus, as soon as Old Lady Mo spoke, Old Master Mo immediately retorted sharply.
