Although this also achieved Mo Yi's intended goal, for Alice's sake, Mo Yi decided it was best to let Alice have less contact with Madam Kishin. After all, she would be marrying someone who liked Alice very much—no matter how he thought about it, something felt wrong here!
Alice only needed a good husband, not a good father.JPG!
So, sorry, Madam Kishin.
Just as Mo Yi decided to marry Alice in the blink of an eye, then betray Madam Kishin, Kishin finished the second half of her sentence.
"Let's get married!"
Mo Yi: "??!"
When I typed ?0?7?0?7?0?7, it wasn't because I had a problem—it was because I thought you had a problem!
What kind of goddamn twist was this?!
"I like you very much. Alice does too, and you like Alice as well—"
As Mo Yi wondered how to break this bizarre atmosphere, Madam Kishin took a step forward, closing the distance between them. The seriousness radiating from her gave Mo Yi an increasingly oppressive feeling. She did not look like she was joking at all.
"I believe you can become the best husband and father in the world."
Mo Yi: "..."
That reasoning sounded perfectly consistent with Kishin's previous criteria for finding a husband. Even Mo Yi felt that he really was the most suitable candidate to become Kishin's husband! Besides, this way, he would not have to worry about Kishin finding someone else to be Alice's good father. As long as he became Alice's father, no one could cuckold him... my ass!
If Alice found out about this, she would definitely go dark. On their wedding night, she would carry the little knife used for carving dolls and take them out one by one. Then she would hold his head, sit in a small boat, and let