"What she urgently needs right now is to recover her memories." Chu Mu sighed, unwilling to continue the conversation.
"So you don't dislike Miss Tingyun." Kafka looked at Chu Mu, her tone gentle. "You're reluctant to accept her affection because you aren't sure whether she'll still like you once she regains her memories, right?"
Chu Mu replied calmly:
"No matter what, talking about marriage at my age is a little premature."
"Then what about a few years from now?" Kafka asked with a smile. "If Miss Tingyun regains her memories in a few years and still wants to marry you, surely you'll accept then?"
"Who knows what'll happen in a few years?" Chu Mu shook his head. "Let's not think about that now."
"You actually didn't deny it!" Silver Wolf exclaimed.
Chu Mu: "..."
He sighed and said:
"I really feel like all of this is far too distant for me."
"Didn't you say before that you wanted Tingyun to become part of our family?" Kafka smiled. "We agreed, you know. Now you're the one refusing."
"Being family doesn't require any particular role," Chu Mu said earnestly. "Wanting her to become part of our family doesn't mean I want to get married this early!"
"Got it. You want to play around for a few more years, then get married once you've had your fun." Holding back a laugh, Silver Wolf put on a look of contempt. "Hah. What a player."
Chu Mu: "???"
Could they please have a normal conversation?
"If that's how you feel, then have it your way." Kafka sighed. "But there's still something I'd like to say. Having a defined role within a family can make those bonds stronger."
"Then what roles do you and Silver Wolf have?" Chu Mu asked flatly.
"Do you even need to