Chapter 86 - Fu Hee Complains About Fu Hua

Fu Hua massaged his temples and refused to say a word. He could feel a headache creeping in.

"Fu Hua, do you want me to make arrangements for you?" Fu Hee asked, but with one icy glare from Him, she instinctively stopped talking.

Fu Hua retracted his gaze and focused his sight on the magazine in his hands.

"Fu Hua, I will leave now, but you really need to brood over your future. You are old enough to start your family." Fu Hee said before stepping out of his bedroom.

When she left, Fu Hua massaged his temples and exhaled a deep breath. His mother was too troublesome.

Over the week, Fu Juan visited, and the reason for her visit was so interesting. She came to meet Grandfather Fu because she wanted to adopt Jia Li as her daughter since she didn't have any children.

"Father, I want to adopt Jia Li as my daughter, I don't have a child, and I like her so much, so I will like to take her under my wings. My husband has already agreed to my request." Fu Hee said to the old man in his study.

Grandfather Fu had black lines on his forehead. But trust him not to agree to her request.

Jia Li was the granddaughter-in-law he was delicately grooming, so how could he give her out and ruin his plans just like that?

Grandfather Fu would never allow that. He outrightly rejected her without batting an eye.

"No, you can't!"

Fu Juan was surprised her old man rejected her directly, and she wanted to know the reason, so she asked, "Why?"

"You will find out in the future." Grandfather Fu replied.

Fu Juan became curious as she now knew the Old Man had plans for Jia Li. But what kind of plans was it?

Since the reason for her visit was not fruitful, Fu Juan had to leave. On her way out, she met Fu Hee who was about to leave the house.

"Sister-in-law, you're leaving so soon?" Fu Hee asked with a smile.

"Yes." Fu Juan replied.

Fu Hee set up a little get-together with a few of her friends, so it was about time to leave the house.

An hour later, Fu Hua met with her friends who were rich Madams from really big families. They played cards, ate, talked about things in common like their families and children.

Amongst the women gathered, Fu Hee was the most respected because she had t