Lin Wan looked down at the photo that Aunt Liu took out—dark hair, 1.8 meters tall, not too fat or thin, and quite good-looking, a very stylish middle-aged man. He left a good impression.
"Saozi, no matter what you say, I won't agree. You should go back."
"It's such a good opportunity. People like him are rare. If he wasn't good, I wouldn't introduce him to you. Whether you're willing or not, you should at least meet him. Don't be too resolute; we still have a long life ahead." Aunt Liu, experienced in matchmaking, patiently persuaded Liang Hongmei.
Lin Wan couldn't interject. Honestly, she felt conflicted. She wanted her mom to be happy, to have someone who cared for her, but she couldn't bear the thought of her mom marrying a stranger. After an hour of persuasion, Lin Wan poured several glasses of water for Aunt Liu.
In the end, realizing Liang Hongmei was very stubborn, Aunt Liu decided to give up.
