Love You for the Rest of My Life novel Chapter 1853

Chapter 1853: Chapter 1852: Have You Been in Love With Me All Along?

"Although a kiss doesn’t necessarily mean anything, life has many paths to take. But you’re both single, the man is unmarried, the woman is unattached, and the families are well-matched. If you could be together, it would be something to celebrate.

Even though Xiaoran is a bit young and quite mischievous, she’s kind, pure, like a blank sheet of paper. I think a woman like that as a wife is someone no man would reject. You’re not getting any younger, and Aunt Fang has been pushing you.

She said she wants to set you up on a blind date after the New Year. I think if you could develop something with Xiaoran, it might not be a bad thing. What do you think?"

Nangong Jin finished speaking and looked at Di Mingchen, watching his eyes to see his emotions.

Di Mingchen lowered his eyes and, after thinking for a moment, said, "The premise of development should be mutual feelings, right?"

"You said you liked her."

"Just as friends."

"Isn’t that also not rejecting her?"

"But there’s no love."

"How do you know there’s none? Did Di Sanshao and Gu Qibao have love at the beginning? How would you know there’s no love without being together and trying?"

Nangong Jin stared at Di Mingchen, "Are you avoiding something because you don’t dare to look at me?"

"Not avoiding anything." Di Mingchen raised his gaze to meet Nangong Jin, "Why would I need to avoid anything?"

Nangong Jin took a deep breath, "Even if last night was just a game, you had the right to refuse. It wasn’t a life-or-death bet, so why didn’t you refuse? If you don’t have feelings for her, why did you agree to kiss her? Were you too full? Or are your kisses, Di Ershao, really that cheap?"

Di Mingchen didn’t respond.

Nangong Jin continued, "If she didn’t have feelings for you, why would she agree to let you kiss her and not resist? Was she too full too?"

Nangong Jin gave Di Mingchen a glare, "I think you both were too full!"

"We’re just friends." Di Mingchen reiterated, "Too familiar with each other to make a move; it might end in laughter."

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