Xu Ying resisted firmly, "I feel pretty good on my own, and even if I get married, I need to choose someone who loves me, and whom I also love."
The last sentence Xu Ying uttered decisively.
Second Aunt Xu was very supportive of Xu Ying's words, "Right, marriage is a lifelong decision, you must find someone where there's mutual affection and you both fancy each other."
Eldest Aunt Xu disagreed, "That's not necessarily correct. What if the family is poor as dirt, wouldn't Yingying suffer if she married into it? While mutual affection is important, being well-matched in social and economic status is also crucial."
Her niece is now a master, and she holds a city residence permit, she must find someone with a city residence permit.
Knowing their daughter had achieved much and had her own opinions, Mr. and Mrs. Xu simply didn't interfere, "All right, let's not discuss other matters since we're celebrating Dad's birthday."
