Throughout the journey, Ji Sang and Yang Jun, mother and daughter, chatted happily. Ji Hanwen, who sat in the passenger seat, couldn't get a word in, let alone Fu Yisi.
It was Ji Hanwen who worried that Yang Jun would be too tired and took the initiative to start a conversation, bringing up the silent Fu Yisi.
Ji Hanwen originally opposed the marriage between Ji Sang and Fu Yisi the most, thinking it was too hasty from the beginning. But Yang Jun insisted, and Ji Sang was willing, so he finally gave in.
But, as a man, he knew that Fu Yisi initially saw the marriage as nothing more than a helpless obligation. Now that he saw them together, they indeed seemed to be getting along harmoniously.
However, what started Ji Hanwen's change of opinion about Fu Yisi was that phone call.
When a man begins to actively inquire about a woman's past, it surely means he is interested. Because he is willing to spend time and thought on her. Especially for someone with the temperament of Fu Yisi.
