Sun Hao's expression turned stern as he spoke, "Mom, just because their business is doing well thanks to their own ability doesn't provide you with a reason to frame them. You're not a child. When you were selling those spoiled buns, you should have thought about the consequences. Not only did you not admit it when confronted, but you also framed Mr. Lin. You need to compensate for both the medical expenses and the defamation damages."
Granny Sun is usually fierce in front of others, but she is quite afraid of her son.
Feeling aggrieved by her son's scolding outside, she said, "Those buns were only left for two days; they weren't that spoiled. Moreover, I didn't only sell the leftover buns, I mixed them with freshly steamed ones..."
"Mom, are you still trying to justify it?"
Granny Sun pursed her lips, no longer daring to speak further.
Chuxia realized upon hearing this why Granny Sun was so bold and the couple also felt guilty; it turned out this was the situation.
