But she was still a little worried that Professor Nangong might take advantage of the alcohol to make a move on her!
After all, Professor Nangong sometimes really doesn’t play by the rules, so she couldn’t fall asleep for a while, still on guard.
However, as she was keeping her guard up, she started thinking about this issue again, suddenly recalling what Qin Qian and Li Hui said to her today.
They talked about having children at an older age.
Actually, what Qin Qian and Li Hui said is definitely true, the older you get, the harder it is to have children.
Like Gu Qibao and the others, they had kids early, and the children are already a few years old, while they still look like young girls.
At her current age, it’s actually quite awkward. To say she’s old, she doesn’t feel that old, but to say she’s young, she certainly can’t count as young.
Sometimes she envies Gu Qibao and the others, young and beautiful, with husbands who adore them, already having children, financially stable, living like queens at home, with exceptional husbands—it really is the life of a winner.
Which woman wouldn’t envy such a life?
She’s just an ordinary person, so she envies it quite a bit.
Thinking about it now, Professor Nangong isn’t lacking in any area; all the essentials are passable, and he’s liked her for so many years.
Even though they’ve been sharing a bed every day during this time, Nangong Yue really hasn’t dared to touch her much, only shamelessly stealing kisses from her.
So she’s been contemplating a question: they’ve gotten their marriage certificate, and the wedding is just over a month away. When the time comes, will they really have to share the same room?
If they still don’t share a room, wouldn’t that be unreasonable?!
But who says that getting married and having a wedding means you must share a room?
But she asks herself, if they really did share a room, would she oppose it?


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