"Huahua," it's the local dialect of Thirty Mile Camp, and it roughly means being criticized or gossiped about.
Old Master Lian loved saving face and was even more shrewd than Lady Zhou. That's why Lian Manman was so confident in telling Lady Zhou that as long as she stopped causing trouble with Old Master Lian when she returned, Aunt Ping's matters were inconsequential.
"Right, once you're back, have your eldest brother drive her away, send her off far," Lady Zhou thought for a moment and then nodded.
"Oh, Grandma," Lian Manman seemed to remember something suddenly and asked Lady Zhou, "In Grandpa's room, who usually takes care of him?"
"We don't use servants for anything, it's just fetching food and water—your eldest sister-in-law and your eldest sister-in-law's daughter-in-law handle it," Lady Zhou replied.
