Chapter 518 Peach Blossom Luck (5)_1
Pei Qian looked at her and it seemed she was quite willing to entertain this marriage proposal, secretly curling her lips. A person like Sun Tingyu wanting to marry into the Fang family would surely mess things up! She had approached them with ill intentions from the start; she didn’t even consider her own standing before wishing to marry into the Fang family. If it weren’t for her eldest sister and second sister disagreeing about breaking ties with the Fangs, which would require further interactions in the future, she would let them marry whomever they loved!
Her gaze shifted, watching Fang Liuming go out, and she followed to pour some water.
When Fang Liuming saw her approaching, he looked at her with full of smiles, "Cousin Qian!"
Pei Qian pursed her lips as she approached and spoke in a low voice, "Sun Xiujin previously wanted to climb the social ladder through Brother Songming, but he wasn’t willing; she and her aunt have held a grudge against my sister for quite a while now! You better keep your eyes peeled and not just marry anyone who comes along! If they end up related to our family, it won’t be with good intentions!"
"Hmm! I’ll be careful." Fang Liuming said with a smile.
Pei Qian looked at him suspiciously, wondering what was so funny. If it weren’t for her elder sister truly caring for him as a cousin, she wouldn’t bother asking at all!
Fang Liuming, in a very good mood, carried the tea back to the rear courtyard.
Pei Qian also took some water back to her room, "Is there anything left unsaid? Your brother-in-law must be growing impatient by now."
It had been a while since dinner, but Sun Lizheng and Old Scholar Fang were still talking in the back.
"Arranging a marriage is no simple feat." Pei Qin thought that Old Scholar Fang wouldn’t agree; it wasn’t that he looked down on the Sun Lizheng family. If Fang Liuming performed well in his studies and succeeded next year, he could marry a wife who would be an asset to him. Unless Fang Liuming was smitten with someone, with mutual affection, then there was nothing more to be said.