"Grandpa, Dad, we’re leaving now."
"Be careful on the road."
Jiang Boya reminded.
"Got it."
Kang Li replied.
"Don’t forget to come over early on the third day of the month." Seeing Kang Li holding Guoguo, ready to get in the car, Jiang Boya reminded her again. Hearing this, Kang Li smiled a bit helplessly. She turned to look at Jiang Boya, this convenient father: "I won’t forget, our whole family will be there early on the morning of the third day."
Jiang Boya nodded in satisfaction.
He watched the car drive out of the gate before withdrawing his gaze.
"Dad, let’s go back to the living room."
"Okay."
Jiang Hongfa nodded, supported by Jiang Boya as they returned to the living room.
"Do you have something to say to me?"
Sitting on the sofa, Jiang Boya was closely watched by Jiang Hongfa, which made him feel, for a moment, as if he had done something wrong. However, Jiang Boya managed his emotions well, so his handsome face showed no unusual expression.
"Yesterday, she came again; although you didn’t go out to meet her, she keeps coming here frequently, and that’s not good." The ’she’ Jiang Hongfa referred to was Fang Su, who had come to find Jiang Boya.
"... ..."
With his eyelids lowered, Jiang Boya remained silent.
"Also, if you don’t inform Lili about her repeatedly coming here, she might find it hard to deal with and will inevitably go to see Lili. If that happens, Lili might unexpectedly run into her and suffer a loss."
Jiang Hongfa was very displeased with Fang Su. Previously, he thought her repeated visits would make her give up any inappropriate ideas, but to his surprise, she appeared again yesterday, on New Year’s Eve, in the middle of the afternoon.
Utterly annoying.
"Later, when we go pay a New Year visit to Uncle Xi, I’ll have a talk with her current husband."
Thinking she could cling to him? Dream on!
"What’s wrong with the days I spent with your mother?"
Jiang Hongfa glared.
Jiang Boya: "You lived together like mere acquaintances, polite and formal, unable to see any hint of love between you. How could I accept a status-matched marriage like yours?"
With a serious expression, Jiang Boya locked eyes with Jiang Hongfa and continued: "Of course, I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with status-aligned marriages but at the very least, both parties should interact, and if they find each other suitable after understanding each other,
then a status-matched marriage would naturally be a good union. Likewise, even if the families aren’t status-matched but the two individuals are fond of each other,
and the lower-status family has good character and behavior, a marriage between such families would also be a good union. Dad, what do you think?"
"..."
Jiang Hongfa remained silent; he knew Jiang Boya made a valid point.
Not necessarily a bad match just because it’s between high and low status.
The key is to look at character and family conduct.

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