Lin's mother nodded, confirming that this was indeed the case. Having worked at the Women's Federation for so many years, she had seen many similar incidents.

So he advised, "Children and grandchildren have their own lives to live. Since it was his own choice, he has to bear the consequences himself. The child is grown up, and we can't control him anymore."

Grandma Su agreed with this statement. "Yes, if we interfere too much, they'll think we're meddling. Sigh, I'm too lazy to interfere. I'd rather spend that time taking care of my great-grandson."

"Hahaha."

After listening to their conversation, Su He was also somewhat moved. It's true what they say, experience is the best teacher. The more you experience, the more you know, and the more open-minded you become.

Moreover, it's really no use for others to interfere with Su Lin's matter. He went to so much trouble to win her over, how could he give up so easily?

Her younger brother is smart, but he's also stubborn. Once he's made up his mind, it's hard to reason with him. Whether he's with this woman out of pity or because of his male chauvinism, he should have already considered what this marriage will bring him.

To be honest, Su He felt that having a wife's family would be a burden on his future life. He might think that as long as there is love, that's enough, but would that family really give up so easily?

Su He disagreed.

But since nothing has happened yet, there's no point in saying all this. She doesn't think Su Lin is oblivious; he's just subconsciously trying to think the best of things.

So she didn't say anything more. As his older sister, Su He felt that she had done all she could to help him, which was just providing him with a job opportunity. He still had to live his own life.

How Su Lin ends up is his own fate. Now that we know he won't change, why say such discouraging things? It will only hurt their sibling relationship.

I guess Grandma Su thought the same way; she knew it was pointless to talk about it, so she simply stopped doing anything futile.

However, Su He still felt sorry for her younger brother.

Later, I discussed it with Lin Jingyan, "Do you think I'm a bit cold-blooded? I knew this family would be a burden to my younger brother in the future, but I didn't stop him."

After hearing this, Lin Jingyan asked directly, "Will he listen to you?"

Su He shook her head. "Of course not. Since he's spoken up, he's already made up his mind."

"That's settled then." Lin Jingyan patted her head and comforted her, "He chose this path himself, so let him walk it himself. He's not a child anymore, he knows what he wants, and no one can make decisions for him."

"Sigh, I know, I just feel like his life will be very tiring in the future."

Lin Jingyan smiled and said, "Don't worry, I know Lin Zi. He knows what he's doing and he'll handle this in advance."

"Well, I hope so."

Su He understands Su Lin and knows that he will definitely not give up. She guesses that even if Su's mother disagrees now, she will eventually be unable to persuade him.

Just as she had guessed, although Su's mother remained adamant in her disagreement, Su Lin did not give up and insisted on not separating.

Moreover, he has already begun preparing for the wedding.

First, he asked his colleagues and friends for help to rent a house. It was difficult to rent a house at this time, and it was hard to find a suitable one. But unexpectedly, there was a suitable house near Su Lin's colleague's house. After he went to see it, he rented it without thinking.

The house wasn't big, and its layout was somewhat similar to Su He's family's tenement courtyard. It only had one room, but it would be enough for the young couple to live in.

He only told his family after he rented the place, and then he started tidying up the house himself.