Nangong Tiancheng also frowned. He naturally cared for his daughter, but to become in-laws with the third young master of the Di family, it’s making him quite anxious.
Nangong Tiancheng sighed deeply, then raised his eyes to look at Li Hui and said, "Let’s leave it as it is for the moment. Anyway, we’ve said what we needed to say and stopped what we could stop. They’re still young now. If in the future they truly fall in love, love each other so deeply that no reason or person can separate them, then we’ll talk again."
"What if it really comes to that?" Li Hui asked worriedly, looking at Nangong Tiancheng.
"What else could we do?" Nangong Tiancheng raised his eyebrows and took a breath, "Then we’ll happily organize the wedding."
Li Hui: "..."
"So you’re going to support them?" Li Hui couldn’t help but ask.
"If not support, then what, oppose?" Nangong Tiancheng shot a glance at Li Hui. "I mean, for now, we’re definitely opposed, we need to pressure them. But if they can overcome any obstacle to be together, what can we do then?"
"Sigh, that’s what I’m worried about." Li Hui sighed.
"Worrying doesn’t help." Nangong Tiancheng comfortingly patted Li Hui’s shoulder. "We’ll see how things develop. It’s still early, the kids are so young."
"Yeah." Li Hui nodded, understanding there wasn’t much else to do.
"I just think it’s a pity." Li Hui turned her eyes and sighed again.
"What do you pity?" Nangong Tiancheng couldn’t help but ask.
"Sigh, I pity Yimo. He’s really a good kid." Li Hui said regretfully.


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