"You heartless brat, your brother is doing it for your own good, testing that guy’s drinking manners," Lin Yinghui was extrely uncomfortable after drinking so much for the first ti.
"Brother, go ahead and vomit, you’ll feel better, I’ll make you so hangover soup," Lin Wan couldn’t bear to mock her brother and instead tried to flatter him shalessly.
"At least you have so conscience."
Liang Hongi felt sorry for her son; he was the only man in the family who could handle things, and there were indeed matters that required his involvent. After giving him so warm water, Liang Hongi wiped his body down.
By the ti Lin Wan brought the hangover soup over, Lin Yinghui was already sound asleep.
"Forget it, let him sleep. Xiao Han is a good person, your brother is also happy for you," Liang Hongi said as she started clearing the tableware.
Lin Wan couldn’t let her do it; she had to perform well today and would soon need to ask Mom’s opinion.
After Lin Wan finished tidying up, she returned to the room, only to see Liang Hongi give her a look and sigh, "Xiao Han is also pitiful. You and your brother may not have had a father growing up, but at least you had . Based on what Xiao Han said, he’s almost like soone without parents. Sigh... You and your brother grew up without a father, so I know the hardships of that. Naturally, I hope you both find families in the future that are complete, where the parents are reasonable. But unexpectedly, now you’ve t soone like this."
"Mom..." Lin Wan saw her mom like this, probably thinking about Dad again, "No dad is no dad, Han Yi is quite capable, without them, we ’little couple’ can still lead an exciting life. Don’t worry about this."
"When the child grows up, they cannot be kept around; that’s what describes you. I wouldn’t dare to have any opinions, and here you go defending him. Alright, alright, it’s late, hurry up and sleep. You have to get up early tomorrow," Liang Hongi said with a look of frustration and went outside to take a shower, ignoring her daughter.
Lin Wan knew from Mom’s words that they were quite satisfied with Han Yi, and she felt assured. Lying in bed, she rolled over joyfully.
Then she rembered she still had sothing hidden on her.
When Liang Hongi returned, she saw Lin Wan sneaking around hiding sothing as soon as she entered the room.
"What are you hiding, sneaking around?"
After coming back, Lin Wan had kept the marriage certificate on her and hadn’t had a chance to put it away. Now she was trying to hide it while her mom showered to avoid being discovered, but couldn’t find a good place.
Liang Hongi suddenly entered, startling Lin Wan, who turned her face to conceal it, "Mom, it’s nothing."
"Give it to , let see," Liang Hongi saw her daughter clearly hiding sothing from her.
Lin Wan reluctantly frowned, seeing her mom fixating on the matter. She suddenly had an idea and slowly pulled out the savings book Han Yi gave her today.
"What’s this?"
"It’s Han Yi’s savings book."
"Why is his savings book with you?" Liang Hongi opened it and took a look—over two thousand bucks—she didn’t expect him to have saved so much money at such a young age.
"Han Yi gave it to , told to keep it."
"This child is too honest, haven’t even gotten married, and he hands over his savings book early, is he silly? You return it to him tomorrow; we can’t take it." This child so easily gave a few thousand in savings to his girlfriend. The young couple is truly blinded by love. Fortunately, our family isn’t one to be swayed by money. If Han Yi encountered those unreasonable families, they would deny ever receiving any money, leaving him with nothing. He’d end up crying.
Sigh, a child without a mother lacks guidance and is too innocent—already handing over all his assets to his girlfriend just after starting a relationship—isn’t that being foolish? In the future, I’ll have to earnestly discuss the importance and implications with him when I see him, so he’ll be more vigilant and not let my daughter suffer while being with him.
Lin Wan didn’t expect that Han Yi’s gesture would inadvertently earn her mom’s approval of her future son-in-law.
"Mom, Han Yi said to keep this money for the wedding. He ntioned today he had to win over you, the mother-in-law, and get your daughter married to him. Mom, what do you think of Han Yi?"
"Judging by today’s performance, he’s a sincere young man, a big guy who can cook, seems like soone who’d care for a wife. Didn’t expect him to give you his savings book even before marrying, is he a bit too sincere? Sigh, children without parents mature early, they’re responsible, quite like your brother, worthy of trust. Mom doesn’t object to you two. However... getting married seems a bit rushed; after all, you just t and don’t know each other well yet. Besides, I was hoping you’d finish school before considering."
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