"I……"

When asked, Song Yao lowered her head in shame, not knowing how to explain.

She wanted to say no.

She thought Luo Wanjun and Shi Yan were abroad and would not come back.

As for Song Rui.

Their relationship has become much colder since their parents divorced.

So she thought that instead of coming back alone to face Song Rui, it would be better to stay in Nan Province for the New Year.

Maybe I can even be with San Ning.

But no matter how I explain it, I can't hide the fact that as a girl, I actually made such a bold move.

It also goes against the teachings of Luo Wanjun since she was a child that girls should be reserved.

So in the end, Song Yao gave up her excuses and admitted her mistake directly.

"Mom, I'm sorry."

Seeing that Luo Wanjun was not really angry, Song Yao dared to ask:

"Mom, do you despise Sanning for being just a farmer?"

"It doesn't matter whether I dislike it or not. What matters is whether you and Sang Ning dislike it or not."

Hearing this, Song Yao immediately became anxious.

“Of course I don’t mind.

If I disliked him, I wouldn’t like him.”

Luo Wanjun looked at her innocent daughter and reminded her earnestly:

“What about Sonning?

Will he dislike it?

If he always cares about his background and feels that he is not worthy of you.

Even if you end up together.

Do you think you can be happy?

He doesn't even dare to walk towards you.

So are you going to wait for him?

Or are you willing to give up everything for him, accommodate him, and stand on the same level as him to dispel his concerns?"

"Mom, do you still not agree with us being together?"

Song Yao seemed to understand what she heard, but she thought that Luo Wanjun was still unwilling to accept Sang Ning.

But Luo Wanjun shook her head.

"No, what Mom wants to tell you is that you have to fight for your happiness by yourself.

But it is useless to just rely on your blind efforts.

In the end, they are likely to become a pair of enemies.

So the key now is Sonning's attitude.

Can he walk towards you bravely?

Love is a two-way journey.”