Ah Lan was determined to leave and refused to listen to their advice: "You've got it wrong. Before Grandpa passed away, he entrusted me to Ah Lang. He has to leave, and I must go with him. I'm not afraid of hardship, don't worry. If I have the chance... I will come back to see you."
The young men listening to her were deeply saddened. They had always thought they were competitors, but at the end, they hadn't expected to be defeated by an outsider.
But it was Ah Guang who suddenly spoke up: "No, you can't go with them."
Ah Lan became more anxious: "I've grown up now. I can make my own decisions. None of you need to interfere anymore, okay?"
Ah Guang grabbed her arm forcefully yet earnestly and said: "Have you considered that Ah Lang doesn't remember anything now? He can be good to you, but what if he recalls everything? He has a wife and children. We villagers can't be homewreckers. So, under no circumstances can we let you go."
