However, none of them knew that sotis things can’t be accomplished just by sheer will, so with so of the events that followed, Qin Xue felt she genuinely had the urge to kill.
"Chu Molin, do you think that if we have two girls and soday they get married, would you cry?" Qin Xue couldn’t help but feel that her daughter-loving husband might end up crying a lot.
Seeing Chu Molin worried about her, she decided to change the topic.
"No, I’d make sure to have a son-in-law move in. After all, I can support my daughters." Chu Molin never considered the idea of his daughters marrying out, so he had no sense of sadness.
"You’re all talk now. When she finds soone she truly loves, can you really keep her at ho?" Qin Xue truly doesn’t believe it; when have parents ever won over their children?
No matter what, parents are the ones who make compromises, so no matter how promising Chu Molin’s words are now, they won’t matter since the ti hasn’t co yet. Otherwise, there will be tis when he cries.
"I want that man to sign a guarantee that he’ll never bully my daughter and never do anything to betray her." Chu Molin was at a loss for words; he genuinely didn’t know how to respond to this.
Because just like Qin Xue said, if their daughter truly loves him, could he really stop her from marrying? It’s clear that it’s impossible.
He can only think of other ways, but those won’t work either. Just by thinking about it, you know that there isn’t an effective solution, and that’s marriage.
"If it’s going to rain, if your daughter insists on marrying, and if soone is determined to cheat, can you really stop them?" Qin Xue isn’t convinced; whether soone cheats or not depends on their self-discipline.
If a guarantee could keep soone faithful, then there wouldn’t be such a high divorce rate nowadays.
For her, she’s all about leaving things to fate. If the other person isn’t willing, then even if she throws him out, he won’t change. Conversely, if soone has the intention, even if you watch them closely, they can still find opportunities to cheat. That’s the difference between having and lacking intent.
People with a sense of responsibility would know that having a wife marry them isn’t easy, and they would cherish her. However, a philanderer would think that won outside are livelier, better dressed, and more understanding than their wives at ho.
But n never consider that their own wives could also be beautiful, that it’s rely their dostic circumstances that turned them into plain housewives.
So Qin Xue feels that Chu Molin’s idea of guarantees is completely unreliable.
"I’m just saying, do you really think I’m dead? No one’s going to bully my daughter, even if it ans supporting her until I die." Even if he passes, Chu Molin would have paved a good path for their daughter, ensuring she’ll never suffer.
"I believe you, you’d definitely do a great job. But can you watch her all the ti? I think she wouldn’t want you to spoil her like that." Qin Xue doesn’t want her daughter to beco a clueless flower vase, but how could she tell this to Chu Molin? Should she directly confront him, or let him be?
There’s no denying it’s a real problem. Qin Xue believes that every father wouldn’t want their daughter to face hardship, surely they wish for her happiness. That’s the heart a father should have.
Moreover, Chu Molin has this advantage of being highly protective, and he’s capable. Even if he wants to spoil their daughter, he wouldn’t let her turn into soone useless.
Qin Xue doesn’t even have to think about this; she knows it. So that’s why she didn’t imdiately refute him after his words.
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