Matthias folded the newspaper, put it on the coffee table, and said to Rosella, âYou also specifically
asked the kitchen to add food. He came back alone. What kind of food should be added? It would be
good if there was a bowl of rice and a plate of vegetables for him to eat.â
Rosella put down the brocade box, and she said, âI didnât know he was the only one coming back. Mom
said he was coming back for lunch. I thought Abby was here. They had dinner and drinks together last
night. He will bring her back to us today.â
Rosella didnât even think the jewelry her son gave her tasted good anymore.
The daughter-in-law was the most fragrant.
Evan: âIâm leaving now. Iâm going back to the company.â
With that said, he stood up and prepared to leave.
Matthias said to him again, âYour mother asked the kitchen to add more food, and the dog canât finish
it. You help to finish it before leaving.â
Evan: ââ¦â
This means that if the dog they raise at home can finish eating, they will not leave him there to eat.
A son who doesnât bring his girlfriend home is worse than a dog!
âOkay, letâs go eat.â
Rosella invited Matthias and Evan to have dinner together.
Evan stood up and walked with Rosella, saying as he walked, âI thought I was really not allowed to eat.
I am worse than our dog. Forget it this time. Next time Abby comes over, you must bring her back for
dinner so that your dad and I can meet her. In case we meet her on the road, we wonât know who she
is.â
Evan said, âMom, I donât like Abby.â
Rosella glared and said, âYour grandma chose her for you. You donât like her? You donât like her. What
have you been tossing these past few months? Your brother has been tossing it for two or three
months, and your sister-in-law has moved.â
Camryn initially refused to accept Callum because she felt that she was blind and not worthy of him, so
she kept rejecting him. In fact, she had already been tempted.
Evan sat down at the dining table and said, âMy brother and I are different. My brother hasnât captured
my sister-in-law in three months.â
Rosella followed and sat down. âIsnât Abby good? It shouldnât be. Your grandma chose her for you. No
matter how bad she is, she wonât be too bad. Donât be too picky. Think about it; you are not very good.
How many of your brothers are there? You are neither the best nor the worst, just in the middle. So,
donât be too picky, and trust your grandma.â
Evan said helplessly, âMom, I canât explain emotional matters. If I donât like her, I just donât like her. It
has nothing to do with whether she is good or not. No matter how good she is, I still donât like her.
Grandma has already said, Donât care about me. You can do whatever I want, as long as you are
satisfied with the woman I bring back in the future. Mom, my taste is not bad; donât worry, I will bring
your daughter-in-law during the New Year next year, at the latest. If it goes quickly, I might be able to
bring her back to meet my parents during my next summer vacation.â
Evan thought that he was good enough, and that not many people could surpass him.
When he and the fox met for the first time, their mutual impression was not very good, but later they got
along well, and he was confident that he could win the fox.
Rosella glared at Evan for a long time, then sighed, âSince your grandma doesnât care about you
anymore and your parents canât care about you, let it be up to you. After all, you are the one who has to
live, and you have to like it. A marriage without feelingsâitâs hard to stay in business. It would be too
hard to spend your whole life with someone you donât like. Just be happy.â
Grandma May and Rosella were both unable to control Evan.
âEvan, you said you gave up being with Abby. What did your grandma say?â Rosella felt that her
mother-in-law was too talkative and did not behave like her mother-in-law.