Normal people don't add each other on WeChat; they only do so after the relationship has developed to a certain level. Therefore, the relationship between the daughter and Lin Congzhi is unusual, and the two may have been in contact privately for some time.

Lin Congzhi replied shortly after the WeChat message was sent.

It seems Lin Congzhi cares a lot about her daughter in such a short time; with that in mind, they can rest assured.

Lin Congzhi replied to the WeChat message as a voice message, which read: "Uncle and Aunt, I worked overtime during the Mid-Autumn Festival and did not go home. I believe what Yi Mei said."

Jiang's mother was not disappointed at all; on the contrary, she was unusually excited: "Oh, Yi Mei! This boy actually calls Mei'er Yi Mei! My dear husband, did you hear that?"

Mr. Jiang beamed, “I’m not deaf, of course I heard it.”

Jiang Yimei: "..."

In her parents' hearts, even Lin Congzhi sneezing was more important than anything else she did.

This is actually quite disheartening, after all, she is their daughter.

She was used to her parents' condition and didn't take it to heart.

A smile returned to her fair face, and she asked, "Dad, Mom, do you believe me now?"

"I believe you, I believe you!" Jiang's mother was unusually excited: "Mei'er, how far have things progressed between you and Lin Congzhi?"

Jiang Yimei replied with four large characters: "Standing still."

Jiang's mother's smile vanished abruptly: "What do you mean?"

Jiang Yimei replied with a forced smile, "It just means there's no development whatsoever."

"Then why does he call you Yi Mei?"

"That was just wishful thinking on his part."

Jiang's mother continued to press, "Why did you two add each other on WeChat?"

Jiang Yimei countered with: "Work requirements."

"What do you mean? Is he your boss?"

"No, he is one of my clients."

Jiang's mother: "That would be even better."

Jiang Yimei retorted, "What's so great about it? There's no way we could be together."

"Oh dear, why are you so stubborn? It's just that he abandoned you once."

You make it sound so easy, but have you considered her feelings?

Jiang Yimei said sternly, "Mom, you've never been dumped, so you don't know what that feels like."

Jiang's mother found it laughable: "I don't understand? I don't know how many times your father has dumped me, and I know all too well what that feels like."

Jiang's father was furious at being wrongly accused: "Old woman, haven't you been dumped many times?"

Jiang's mother glared fiercely at Jiang's father: "You old geezer, how can you betray us like this?"

Regardless of whether it was the father who threw it or not, the answer is already obvious.

Jiang Yimei felt that her mother should be on her side: "Mom, since you've had that feeling before, you should empathize with me."

Jiang's mother retorted, "It is precisely because I have had that feeling that I find love so precious."

Jiang Yimei craned her neck and retorted, "Then why don't you stay with those who abandoned you before?"

Jiang's mother replied matter-of-factly, "They won't turn back."

Jiang Yimei was dumbfounded: "So, if they come back to you, you'll stay with them?"

Jiang's mother replied insincerely, "Of course I can, why wouldn't I?"

Upon hearing this, Jiang's father glared at him, trembling with rage: "You old woman, have you ever loved me?"

Jiang's mother was utterly speechless at this troublemaker: "I never loved you, yet I've been with you for decades? And I gave birth to such a precious daughter for you?"

Jiang's father could not refute this.