Mr. Bo is paranoid

Chapter 462 A Child From Another Family ([-])

At the beginning, my heart softened: "Grandpa Bo, I'm coming."

She asked, "Is Grandma Bo here?"

"Well, she also wants to see you, good boy, grandparents are waiting for you."

After hanging up the phone, the takeaway was canceled at first.

She went upstairs, changed into a ladylike dress, and took a picture in front of the full-length mirror. She was cute, well-behaved and elegant, and she looked like a good girl.

This should be what the elders like. This young old man definitely doesn't like girls who are too flamboyant, after all, his thinking is conservative.

Bo Huizhang called again and said he had asked the driver to pick her up.

Linjiang Pavilion, a box on the second floor.

Wen Jingshu leaned on her cane and looked out the window. Outside was the rushing river and high-rise buildings. It was magnificent and magnificent.

"Times are developing so fast. When I was young, this area was full of courtyard houses."

Bo Huizhang sat at the side: "The time will come soon, put away your family opinion."

Wen Jingshu was not very happy: "You really promised her to marry Simo?"

She couldn't figure it out, but Bo Huizhang was also a person who pursued the right family.

Otherwise, if Bo Huizhang had said a word back then, how could she have opposed Bo Zhengting and Wen Ruan being together.

Even Bo Huizhang was unwilling, so she dared to be so bold and always looked down on Wen Ruan.

The most beloved youngest son had a deadlock with them, saying that he would cut off relations with them and never communicate with them again, but they didn't let go.

What now?Are you going to set this precedent for the youngest grandson?

Speaking of so many grandchildren, Wen Jingshu likes Bao Simo and Bao Siyuan the most, the children of her youngest son who loves her the most. The two grandchildren are smart and sensible, and they give her the most face.

Bo Siyuan started politics and did a good job in Jincheng, which helped Jincheng get rid of the title of impoverished city.

Whether it is the local people or on the Internet, they are all praised.

She has such a grandson, and she is also proud of it, so she can get some credit.

She was not short of money or power, and later regarded reputation as the most important thing.

As for Bao Simo, she has been the object of praise since she was a child. She chatted with her old sisters, or chatted with the wives of other aristocratic families.

They often praised Bao Simo, saying that it would be great if their children were as good as Bo Simo.

Especially later when Bo Simo established the Central Hospital, many people were saved.

There is a saying in hospitals: hospitals are used to save lives and heal the wounded, not to make money.

Therefore, those ladies also like to donate some money and do some charity.

Wen Jingshu's face is also related. Her grandson is much better than those prodigal sons who only know how to eat, drink and play, keep models and female stars, fail to start a business, and only spend money.

However, the girlfriend the grandson found was not from a good family background.

He is obviously such an excellent person, why doesn't he find a woman who is well-matched.

How does this make her show off and praise her granddaughter-in-law in the future?
Wen Jingshu still took a step back: "If you have no family background, you must have a degree. Which university did you graduate from? Pheasant University can't."

Not every young lady from aristocratic families has good grades in studies, and most of them rely on spending money to buy diplomas.

So Wen Jingshu felt that if she graduated from a good university at the beginning, she could agree.

Bo Huizhang said coldly, "No, she's only eighteen."

Wen Jingshu didn't like it even more: "I stopped studying when I was eighteen."

Bo Huizhang glared at her: "If you don't like it, you have to like it. We are old. We used to interfere with Zhengting and Wenruan, and let Zhengting blame us for decades. Now we should figure it out. We can't let The grandson will blame us for hating us."

(End of this chapter)