If Madam Kishin had not brought it up herself, how could Mo Yi possibly have talked to her about Alice's father? Casually discussing someone else's family affairs was a major taboo in social interaction, especially when they were not even close and had known each other for less than a day.
Anyone who did not know better would think he was fishing for information about her because he planned to make a move on her. After all, if she was an unmarried mother, why could Mo Yi not pursue her?
As long as both sides loved each other, why should they care about the objections of ugly people?
As for Alice, whenever Mo Yi spoke with her, they only talked about everyday matters, dolls, or magic. Even Madam Kishin, her mother, was rarely mentioned. In Mo Yi's memory, he had probably heard Alice mention her only two or three times, and whenever she appeared, she was merely a tool person in the background, such as—
"Let me ask my mother about this question and reply to you tomorrow, okay?"
As for the word father, he had truly never heard Alice mention it.
Since Madam Kishin had said that, Mo Yi could only go along with her, though he was rather curious inside. Could there be some hidden story here too?
For example, after Madam Kishin became pregnant, Alice's father died in some divine war? Or perhaps he was some scumbag who abandoned his wife and daughter to marry someone else?
Damn, the more he thought about it, the more curious he became!
Honestly, Madam Kishin was quite something. Since she could give birth to a beauty like Alice, her own looks naturally could not be bad. She was immensely powerful and came with the throne of the Demon World. As