My Loyal Husband After Our Divorce

Chapter 643: Lost to his Grandchild

Elder Shen was ashamed facing Elder Xi’s interrogation. He sighed and said, “Elder Xi, to be honest, we really don’t want this to happen, but the Lin family did save my daughter so how can I continue suppressing them?”

“So, you’re so appreciative of their help that you couldn’t wait to be in-laws with them?” Elder Xi questioned angrily.

Anger also showed on Elder Shen’s face when they talked about that. “It is really not my intention that we become in-laws!”

“Tong Yan and Lin Xuan are getting married. Do you still want to lie to my face?”

“That is something that I can’t help with.” Elder Shen sighed helplessly. “Everyone knows that granddaughter of mine fancies that kid from the Lin family. Having her all cooped up recently probably had caused some resentment within her. She found a chance to slip out of the house and the first thing she did was to go find that Lin family kid, one thing led to another and… They ended up together! My Little Yan later told me she’s already his woman and would marry no one other than him, so what other choice did I have? Furthermore, Xiao Ru agreed to this marriage, so how can I deny them anymore? Even the Tong family had no choice but to relent so what could I do?”

“You mean, the two of them…” Elder Xi frowned.

of hope went out of his eyes. “That’s right. If this didn’t happen, I would do everything in my power to crush that despicable Lin family! How

what choice did

to be used by Lin Xuan, so no matter how influential they were, they

come to this girl, so they had no choice but to accept

it would ruin her but refusing it would ruin her even more. Thankfully, due to Tong Yan’s unique

to give up their precious

know I’ve done wrong by you and the entire Xi family but I’m defenseless before the pair of mother and daughter.” Elder Shen sighed with obvious pain, it seemed like he had grown old

Shen had worked so hard his entire life, made a name for himself and earned

with children.

now had ruined everything he’d spent his whole