Chapter Fifty-Eight: The Virtue of Admitting One’s Mistakes and Making Amends

Old Master Zhang had just reached the doorway when he heard such shouts of anger, mingled with all manner of curses. It had truly been a long time since he had heard such a commotion. Leaning on his cane, he advanced step by step.

"Miss Yao’er is still just as unreasonable as ever. This old man was so startled I nearly lost my balance and almost tumbled down the stairs," he said, each tap of his cane seeming to strike right at Yuan Yao’er’s heart, casting an even deeper shadow across her face.

She immediately retorted, "You old fossil, hiding out in the garden for so long—if it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t have left that shabby garden untouched until now. Do you know how many people it takes to tend to it? Do you know how much money it costs..."

Chapter Fifty-Eight of "The Child Prodigy Runs the Household": The Value of Admitting One’s Mistakes and Changing Is Inestimable

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