From the day Mrs. Ye decided to keep He Thian at the Ye Family's home, there had been no shortage of behind-the-scenes gossip.
Relatives, friends, and neighbors all thought Mrs. Ye was a "Helping-Brother Demon," neglecting her own nephew while she, merely an aunt, decided to keep him.
If He Thian had been a sensible, obedient child, it would have been fine—it was just about having an extra pair of chopsticks.
But the problem was, He Thian wasn't.
Though the Ye Family wouldn't promote their domestic embarrassments, everyone had eyes and ears.
And Mr. Ye asking people to find He Thian a job wasn't a one or two-time occurrence.
And those acquaintances he asked, some of whom were old colleagues, overlapped with several of the family's social circles.
So, He Thian's unreliable and top-grade antics were already well-known around the neighborhood.
