Aunt Chi fell silent.

Chi Tang pressed on: "Mother, you've heard stories about how the more parents try to stop a relationship, the more they cherish it."

Perhaps they don't love each other that much, but if their parents object, they will feel that their love is earth-shattering.

So, Mother, you can't just abandon them and let them do as they please. Maybe after a while, Second Brother will change his mind?

The best approach to this kind of thing is to let it run its course.

Because Chi Erchuan is no longer a child, and he is not naive; he can make his own judgments and decisions when faced with problems.

Why forcefully obstruct it?

"But what if, after a while, your second brother and she get even closer and decide to get married?"

"That means my second brother has found true love and will finally have a complete family. In a few years, he'll be able to have his own children. So, Mother, what are you still worried about?"

Listening to Chi Tang's well-reasoned advice, Aunt Chi began to waver.

The thought of the two of them possibly getting married still makes me feel somewhat uncomfortable.

His own son, so outstanding, even becoming an official, and in the end he's going to marry someone...

"How do you know so much, girl?" Aunt Chi belatedly realized.

A little baby was talking about love in such a serious manner, and his calm demeanor was simply unbelievable.

Chi Tang said coquettishly, "It was a fairy who told me to come and comfort my mother."

"You~"

Aunt Chi held her daughter, looking very content.