Chapter 382

To be honest, she really didn't want them to split the family apart. The Hughes family never had such a tradition, and neither did her own family. Back in the day, everyone just lived together, working hard to get by. It wasn't like this mess now. She came to the dinner tonight hoping to smooth things over. Wanted to talk some sense into them, and if they could just manage to live in peace, all the better. At least until the two of them were actually in the ground, the family could stay together, no more drama—no more brothers bickering in front of outsiders like some soap opera. If it didn't work out, then fine, go ahead and split—but there'd have to be some ground rules. Like how to take care of the two elders, and everyone had to come back for holidays—no more fighting after that. But who would've thought dinner hadn't even ended yet when all hell broke loose? It was chaotic. She was exhausted, too. After tossing out those words, she didn't have it in her to deal with them anymore,