Over the years, heaven knew how many crazed bees and wild butterflies Jing Yi had attracted. If Qin Meng got jealous every time, he would have turned into pickled cabbage long ago. The reason he had lost his composure this time was that Sha He posed far too great a threat... That pretty-boy bastard!
He had cursed him in his heart countless times along the way. If this world really had curses, Sha He, that would-be father-in-law, would have died who knew how many times already.
During the tour, both Sha He and Jing Yi felt that time flew by.
Qin Meng, however, felt that time was passing unbearably slowly!
In truth, Jing Yi had not been swept up in any romantic feelings. He simply found Sha He to be a very congenial conversationalist. Besides, he could tell that Sha He looked at him with obvious "kindness," the sort of gaze an elder gave a junior. By the end of the tour, he even felt a little reluctant to part.
After finally seeing that plague god off, Qin Meng did not continue accompanying him. The moment he got home, he began badmouthing Sha He to Jing Yi.
Life Is a Coffee Table!
Qin Meng did not just badmouth Sha He to Jing Yi. He also dragged their son and daughters into an alliance, making them condemn their dad for "improper conduct" and for getting far too close to a stranger, blah blah blah.
The four children had long been through this sort of thing countless times. They were so speechless that they could not even be bothered to roll their eyes.
But precisely because they were so experienced, they knew how to soothe their father whenever he had soaked himself in a vat of vinegar. So, like the fawning courthouse