After a long afternoon of interaction, Qin Guanglin and his prospective father-in-law were on fairly good terms.
"Fairly good terms" meant they could communicate normally.
He's Daddy, as if he had eaten something too salty at lunch, continuously sipped from a large teacup.
This kid doesn't have many faults, but somehow he's just not pleasing to the eye.
Especially when Fang clung to him, it gave He's Daddy a toothache, always wanting to scold him.
"We're having fish tonight. Later, I'll kill the fish, and Qin... Qin can stay and eat with us," He Shan, after taking his son out for a walk, called out to Qin Guanglin.
It's crucial to observe proper etiquette and not give anyone a chance to say Fang's family has mistreated him.
If the relationship between the two ended, it wouldn't matter much, but if it worked out? If things were amiss now, that would jeopardize Fang, and if they ended up marrying, her in-laws could criticize them and she'd be speechless.
