She was really torn and conflicted, so she decided not to think about it anymore. This is not the right occasion to talk about Nangong Xiao or Di Yimo.
After all, the kids aren’t exactly little anymore, but they’re not that grown up either, so we need to maintain some face.
Let’s just think of it as kids having a little quarrel.
At most, when she gets home tonight, she can have a good talk with Di Yimo, and properly educate him.
In fact, Li Hui and Gu Qibao have the same mindset, exactly the same!
If these two kids really have feelings for each other, and both like each other, given her character and softness, she certainly couldn’t be the one to break up a pair of lovebirds.
Besides, both kids are outstanding.
Di Yimo was also someone she watched grow up. Though he might be a bit cold in personality, he’s still excellent and there’s nothing wrong with him. Plus, the Di Family’s character has always been trustworthy.
The challenge lies in the fact that, although their ages aren’t that far apart, the damn generational difference is really a bit of a headache!
So, to prevent this kind of situation, they can only take preemptive measures, and that means giving Nangong Xiao a heads-up, brainwash her, just do anything to prevent the two from excessive contact.
But sometimes, can you really stop two people who have feelings for each other?
What exactly is the meaning behind the two of them chasing each other like this?
Seeing them, she feels there’s a flavor she can’t quite describe, it really is such a headache!
Li Hui glanced at Fang Hao, and that look was truly conflicted. Her daughter was about to marry Fang Hao’s grandson, damn, what is this!
She was somewhat unable to accept it!
Fang Hao looked at Li Hui, then smiled and said, "It seems like Yimo and Xiaoxiao have really got a good relationship."
Li Hui suddenly had a headache and was very embarrassed. She could only nod, "Oh, kids are young, it’s normal for them to play and mess around."

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