Su Yan and An'an's chopsticks paused. An'an looked at Su Yan's expression and saw that he quickly reacted, answering slowly, "I have someone I like."
An'an hurriedly nodded, "Exactly, Grandma. Stop playing matchmaker. Every time we come back, you only know how to arrange blind dates. How will we dare to come back to keep you company in the future?"
Grandma gave her a reproachful look and then turned to Su Yan, "If you have someone you like, bring them home so we can meet them. If it's time to get married, then get married. Despite your special profession, the time has come, and you should settle down properly. Starting a family is the right thing to do."
Su Yan remained silent, and An'an impatiently said, "Alright, Grandma, stop worrying about us and just eat."
"Getting annoyed after just a few words. You too! You'll remain an old maid, and who will marry you then?"
"If they don't marry, they don't marry."
