Ultimate Goddess System

Meanwhile Zhou Ming and Zhou Elder had taken their place by Zhou Eldress .

"Young man, grandmother is so happy that you"re back!" Zhou Eldress warmly smiled and gently scolded, "You should stay home for a while so we wouldn"t worry so much about you . "

"Absolutely! Your grandson has been unfilial for being away for so long . " Zhou Ming enthusiastically replied, his dark eyes glimmering with mischief .

Zhou Elder felt relieved that his wife and his grandson were finally getting along .

For so many years, they had been against each other because Zhou Ming still preferred his ex-wife .

On fact, if it weren"t for what his ex-wife did, he did too .

To this day . . . he still loved his wife .

Advertis.e.m.e.ntUnfortunately, she had committed a mistake that he could never forgive .

He suddenly looked and noticed that an old friend of his had arrived . Quickly going to greet him, he left Zhou Eldress and Zhou Ming alone .

A brief silence hung between the two until Zhou Eldress muttered, "Stupid s.h.i.+t, you should"ve stayed away . The household was doing perfectly fine . . . "

Despite her harsh words, she maintained her sophisticated smile and looked towards the guests, not even turning her head .

Zhou Ming"s mischief didn"t cease .

Instead, his charming smile turned cold enough to make Zhou Eldress subconsciously s.h.i.+ver . "My dear grandmother, how could I let you suffer alone? Besides, who knows when grandfather may pa.s.s away due to poisons and when a gold-digging b.i.t.c.h may try to take over . It"s always best that I"m here . "

Zhou Eldress pursed her lips and clenched her fists, her nails digging into her palms .

The brat had clearly insulted her as that gold-digger .

All these years, she couldn"t win him over no matter how much she tried to coax him .

"You . . . "

"Don"t dream about the inheritance, Ling Xiu . The moment that the family fortune and rights are mine is the moment that I"ll s.h.i.+p you off to a caring place for the ill-minded . "

He didn"t bother with formalities anymore and directly called her name .

Besides, he knew that she knew exactly what he meant .

Zhou Eldress was sure that he knew what she did all those years ago and planned on sending her to a mental inst.i.tution for her to rot in .

Before she could retort, he harshly chuckled .

"I got ahold of news that your minion had pa.s.sed away . Such a tragedy, yet you didn"t even bother going . A snake is a snake no matter how many times it tries to shed its skin . "

He paused and turned his head while she turned her head to yell at him .

He didn"t give her a chance as his cold, desolate obsidian eyes met her snake-like ones .

"I"m sure you"ll try to appoint any of your barely-remaining goons to kill me . Or even hire an a.s.sa.s.sin from the Black Market . . . But my dear grandmother, I must tell you that I am no longer the boy I was before when you chased me out, forcing me to use the excuse of "business" all the time . Just like how you left my genuine grandmother helpless and at your mercy . . . I will do the same . I will show you how bitter the position you stole can be . "

He stood up and left her fuming in anger .

All these insults, all these threats . . .

She couldn"t retort because the b.a.s.t.a.r.d had the rights to the family .

She had the terrible fate of bearing a daughter instead of her well-desired son .

If she had given birth to a son, he would"ve been heir .
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He would"ve been her s.h.i.+eld of protection .

He would"ve been the key to having the limitless Zhou fortune for herself .

Even Qiang Luo had a son the year she had her daughter .

Even his fate was lucky, yet hers was cursed with a useless daughter and a granddaughter who was even worse .

But even if she couldn"t get the Zhou family fortune permanently, she had destroyed the happiness of Han Mi .

And this was an action she would never regret because it had brought her the well-deserved status that she was in now . . .