The street lamps by the roadside were all in disrepair, dim and infrequent. It wasn't night yet; it was bright daylight, and the sun was scorching. Hardly anyone was on the road. It should be said that this area had long been sparsely populated.
So squatting here was alright, no one to see and lose face over.
These muddled thoughts wandered through Father Gu's mind. So, when he suddenly felt what seemed like a dog rubbing against his clothes, he got a fright. He turned his head and glared at the man, who had somehow become his son-in-law at an unknown point.
Da Bai smiled at Father Gu, flashing a set of bright white teeth.
Father Gu turned away, refusing to acknowledge him. It wasn't going to be that easy to appease him. His daughter might be easy to fool, but he, as her father, definitely was not.
If he were easy to fool, he needed to assert his authority over this son-in-law. Otherwise, what would happen if the son-in-law got the upper hand over his daughter in the future?
