The moment Zhang Tie's mother spoke, the whole family fixed their eyes on him. Zhang Tie immediately felt immense pressure bearing down on him, especially beneath the expectant gazes of his father and mother. He had no idea how to begin.
Marriage and children? To be honest, Zhang Tie had indeed thought about such things, but not now. Perhaps it would be more appropriate to consider them in a few more years. Thinking about that now was truly far too early.
"Don't worry, Mom. The grandchildren I give you in the future definitely won't be fewer than Big Brother's. You and Dad are my idols. Mom, you can't have had a free-love romance with Dad, then insist that I accept a stranger. When I get married, I'll definitely find someone like Dad did—someone of one heart and mind with me, someone brave enough to cast everything aside and elope with me. Isn't that right, Dad?" Zhang Tie said with a cheeky grin, trying to laugh it off.
"Of course. Back then..." Zhang Tie's father straightened up excitedly, about to say something, but under the sharp glare from Zhang Tie's mother, he immediately deflated, hunched his back, and gave two sheepish chuckles.
Zhang Tie's sisters-in-law all covered their mouths and laughed softly...
Seeing Zhang Tie's unserious manner, his mother sighed helplessly and said no more about it...
Zhang Yang quickly changed the subject, pointing to the layout inside the airship cabin. "Zhang Tie, guess where this airship was made?"
Zhang Tie looked around. "It looks pretty good. Is there anything special about it?"
"Do you remember the company Dad used to work for in Jinhai City, the one that made small airships?"
"Ah, don't tell me this airship was made by the company Dad worked for?"
"That's right!" A smile appeared