Upon seeing her again, with her fair skin and unreal beauty, he understood why his son, who was as stiff as a wooden stake, had behaved the way he had the day before.

As a woman herself, she knew how impactful Li Yunyan's face was.

I also learned a little about why she was viewed that way by outsiders.

Seeing her like this, women her age would naturally feel jealous and resentful, and those with a narrow mind would surely wish to get rid of her as soon as possible.

Thinking that she was now practically family, Madam Mei stood up and warmly took Li Yunyan's hand.

"Yunyan, Xin'er told me about it yesterday. You've suffered. Don't worry, the Hua family will definitely take full responsibility. Look, this is our betrothal gift list. Are you satisfied?"

She had been saving these dowry gifts for a long time, so that when her son got married, he could have a grand wedding.

But unexpectedly, this wait lasted for many years.

Now that she had finally waited for this moment, she wished she could give up all of the Hua family's assets.

Looking at the long list, which was densely covered with writing, Li Yunyan didn't look at it closely.

Judging from Mei's attitude towards her today, she was already quite satisfied. This mother-in-law seemed to have a good personality; if she married into the family, at least their life wouldn't be chaotic.

"I'll leave it to you, Auntie!"

No coyness, no pretension, no procrastination.

What a great personality!

Mei became increasingly satisfied.

His gaze grew increasingly sincere as he looked at her. "Do your family members know? Have they agreed? Should I speak to them about it?"

Li Yunyan knew what Madam Mei was asking. She and Madam Mei had the same goal: to get married as soon as possible.

He then spoke frankly, saying, "I will personally go to the Yun family to cancel the marriage in the next two days. As for my father and brother, I will write to them to explain the situation. They have always doted on me, so they will naturally agree to my decision."

He paused for a moment, then continued, "I've already broken ties with my second branch of the family and my grandmother's side. Aunt, you don't need to talk to them anymore. Just tell me directly if you have anything to say."