Li Ye gave Zhao Meiwen several rounds of psychological counseling on the way, but when they got home and told Grandma and the others, she still cried.
When something like this happened, what girl wouldn't be heartbroken?
But Grandma Wu Juying said bluntly, "Why are you crying, child? Isn't it a good thing that we got to see what kind of family they are ahead of time?"
Sister-in-law Wen Leyu also said, "Exactly. Listen to what his mother said—it was obvious she wanted her son to stay overseas. If you went with him, would you come back or not?
"If you came back, you'd definitely have to break up. If you didn't come back, could you bear to leave your parents behind?"
Older Sister Li Yue wrapped an arm around Zhao Meiwen's and said with a grin, "Don't worry. After you graduate, your big sister will introduce you to a few suitable ones. Pick whichever you like. Take your time picking."
"Older Sister, what are you talking about?"
Zhao Meiwen blushed.
Back in the eighties, it was rare to shop around when being introduced to someone. Most people met one or two prospects and settled on a lifelong partner. Someone like Older Sister Li Yue, who had gone on four or five blind dates without finding anyone she liked, would easily become the subject of gossip.
How could they compare to the little fairies of later generations? They cast a wide net, cultivated key targets, juggled three at once with ease, and at the end still lightly said, "You're a good person."
"What nonsense are you spouting? Aren't you ashamed?"
"How am I spouting nonsense? Just tell me, what do you think of Yumin?"
Sure enough, after Older Sister said that, Grandma Wu Juying nearly slapped her.
But Older Sister