Madam Qi hurriedly tried to persuade him. "Xiao Mo, listen to your father. A woman that much older than you really isn't suitable for you."
"A woman like that has far more life experience than you. She's deep and calculating, so there's no way she could genuinely be interested in you as a person."
A woman who was twenty-eight, nearly thirty, and willing to date a twenty-two-year-old boy clearly couldn't be a good person.
And she was a teacher, no less. A teacher who had an ambiguous relationship with her own student—how good could such a person's character possibly be?
"I'll say this one more time. She is my legally wedded wife. I will not allow anyone, including you, to describe her with insulting words or slander her!"
Qi Jingmo looked coldly at the two of them and warned, "This is the last time I'm telling you this. I don't want to have to say it a third time."
Father Qi was so furious that he nearly lost his balance. "You... You actually said something like that to us for the sake of an outsider! You ungrateful ingrate! Do you even have a conscience?"
An outsider?
Hah. As far as he was concerned, they were the outsiders.
Qi Jingmo put away the Marriage Certificate and said calmly, "I'm already married."
"The relationship between husband and wife is more important than the relationship between parent and child. From now on, the only person who can accompany me through the rest of my life is my wife. I learned that from you."
"Not long after Mom passed away, you married my aunt. At the time, when my aunt brought it up with you, didn't you ask for my opinion? I remember your answer was that children would grow up one day, and