Why must we send her abroad?!

Du Ruiyu looked at Lin Jiacheng, making a final effort to keep Lin Ruolin by her side.

As a mother, she naturally hoped that her children could be happy. Lin Ruolin liked Gu Cheng and expressed her determination to marry no one but him more than once.

She disagreed before, partly because she didn't understand Gu Cheng, and more importantly, as a mother, she hoped her daughter could marry a better man, not a poor boy like Gu Cheng who had nothing.

Moreover, at that time, there was a girl with an unclear relationship with Gu Cheng who was said to be his girlfriend.

So naturally, she assumed from the outset that Gu Cheng was the kind of ambitious, manipulative man from humble beginnings.

What mother would want her daughter to marry a man like that?!

But now that more time has passed and she has gotten to know him better, her opinion of Gu Cheng has changed dramatically. She has gone from initial rejection to current approval.

Upon hearing Du Ruiyu's words, Lin Jiacheng's face immediately darkened.

If it weren't for the fact that it was his mother speaking to him, he would have told the man to get lost long ago!

Is this even human language?!

However, considering his mother's status, Lin Jiacheng still managed to save her some face. He spoke very restrainedly and focused on the matter at hand: "But Gu Cheng has never said that he likes his sister."

Over the years, my sister has made countless absurd efforts to pursue Gu Cheng, but have you seen Gu Cheng ever agree to anything?!

Those resources would have been hard for anyone else to resist; but Gu Cheng refused them from beginning to end. He genuinely disliked his sister!

Besides, after what happened this time, who would want to marry a woman like that?!

The reason I arranged for my sister to go to a sanatorium abroad for treatment, and kept it a secret from many people, was to minimize the impact of this matter.

In this way, when my sister recovers and returns to China in the future, her life will not be negatively affected!

Don't worry, once your sister's first phase of treatment abroad is stable, I'll arrange for you to go abroad to be with her.

My personal advice is that she shouldn't come back to China. With the support of the Lin family abroad, she can find a suitable person to marry and live a peaceful life.