Afraid that if it continued, without resolving the issue, the good-tempered Lu Chenyuan would explode.
Sometimes Lin Yan feared Lu Chenyuan's impatience, where he'd say, why is your family so troublesome?
During dinner, Lin Yan was particularly careful to gauge emotions, frequently serving Lu Chenyuan dishes, with an ingratiating demeanor.
"Did I do something wrong?" Lu Chenyuan looked at the bowl already piled high with food, and continued, "Or did I do something wrong? You seem a bit strange today."
Lin Yan self-reflected, "I think what your mom said back then wasn't wrong, she said marrying someone like me would always bring trouble, a bunch of poor relatives, never having peaceful days, it's not something that can be solved by just giving money."
Ignoring elders' advice results in immediate losses, Lin Yan felt that what Xu Qingli said at the time indeed had no issues.
Back then, she was unconvinced, acting seven parts unconvinced, eight parts indignant, arguing logically.
