Looking at Fang Hao, Di Mingjue couldn’t help but say, "It’s over, my second uncle is going to get totally played by you."
Fang Hao: "..."
"Well, I didn’t know either," Fang Hao said, like a child caught doing sothing wrong.
Di Mingzhe said helplessly, "Mom, why do you always think that us brothers have problems in that area?"
Fang Hao scratched his head, apologetically explaining, "Well, you’re not getting any younger! Also, this is a matter of health, and of course, it’s what I worry about the most. Mom doesn’t expect you all to beco rich nobility, just simply hopes for your good health and a house full of children and grandchildren — oh no, I an, lots of children and grandchildren!"
Di Mingzhe: "..."
Di Mingjue: "..."
What a divine mom, even ntioning having lots of wives... the pressure is imnse!
"Second Bro’s nosebleed wasn’t caused by your redies, was it?" Di Mingjue suddenly asked, because Di Mingchen had never had a history of random nosebleeds.
"It probably was." Fang Hao nodded.
Di Mingzhe: "..."
Damn, it’s a good thing he never drank the soups Fang Hao made for him, otherwise...
"Mom, I actually think you don’t need to worry about these things," Di Mingzhe said. "Second Bro is not a child anymore. He knows his own affairs well. If he’s not interested, what can you do? Force him to marry?"
Fang Hao: "..."
"Forcing marriage is not out of the question," Fang Hao resolutely clapped his hands, "Might as well set him up with an engagent!"
Upon hearing this, Di Mingjue suddenly felt really sorry for his second uncle, who was actually on the path to being forced into marriage.
"Mom, I think you should just leave it alone," Di Mingjue couldn’t help but say, "Second Bro is old enough to know what to do."
"I’m only anxious because he’s older," Fang Hao said discontentedly. "You know, he’s such an adult now, and he doesn’t even have a girlfriend, or even soone he likes. How is that acceptable?"
Take Di Mingzhe, for instance; despite being older, he’s always had soone he likes, so he’s got the right target in mind.
Then there’s Di Mingjue, who, although initially wasn’t in love with Gu Qibao, at least had a relationship first.
Now Di Xiaxia is also a mom, and Di Jinxuan, the youngest, has a wonderful man who dotes on her endlessly, and her happy life is just around the corner!
Only Di Mingchen has nothing, so as parents, can you say she’s not anxious?
"These things can’t be rushed," Di Mingzhe reasoned, "If you force a marriage, arrange an engagent or sothing, and if he doesn’t like it, wouldn’t it just be creating a pair of resentful spouses for no reason? I think it’s better to let things take their natural course."
"I agree," Di Mingjue nodded in agreent.
"No, no, no, I think that’s very bad," Fang Hao shook his head and looked at Di Mingjue, saying, "Back then, you and Gu Qibao didn’t have any feelings either, so how did the feelings develop later on? There’s a saying, two people, it’s only by being together and interacting that you know if there’s a potential. If you don’t even try to interact, what potential could there be?"
Fang Hao’s argunt actually made so sense, leaving Di Mingzhe and Di Mingjue speechless.
Seeing the two didn’t say anything, Fang Hao beca even more smug, "I think it’s settled then. I’ll first pick a few nice girls for Second Bro to check out. If they hit it off, they can start seeing each other!"
"You an you want to set up blind dates for Second Bro?" Di Mingzhe asked.
"What else can we do?" Fang Hao retorted, "He doesn’t have anyone he likes anyway, so what’s the harm in a blind date? Besides, you know his work environnt is all n, and the few young won there are highly sought after. What’s more, many female soldiers don’t even want to marry male soldiers. He doesn’t have options, so if we don’t create them for him, will he stay single for life?"
"Blind dates are fine." Di Mingzhe nodded, "I just thought you were really going to make him get married right away. Military marriages cannot be dissolved easily, and even if they could, it would be very complicated, which I doubt he’d be willing to go through."
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