Chapter 168: Thoughts of Three People (1)
"Han Bin, since when did you become so petty? Besides, is this really my fault? When you were in Africa, I couldn’t reach you at all. I tried calling but couldn’t get through, so I had to text you. And even after you came back, you didn’t tell me. How was I supposed to know whether you were still in some remote corner of Africa!" Mi Jing retorted angrily.
"Fine, it was petty of me, it’s not your fault, it’s mine! But how could you get married so rashly? Didn’t we agree that you need my approval before marrying anyone?"
Did they really have such an agreement?
Mi Jing frowned, trying to recall. Quickly, the door of memory opened, and she vaguely remembered a certain afternoon when the two of them sat on a big tree at the farm, watching the beautiful sunset. It seemed they did make such an agreement, but they were just kids back then — she was ten, he was twelve. Even though they swore by it, it gradually faded from her memory. If Han Bin hadn’t mentioned it now, she wouldn’t have remembered it at all.
"The situation was special back then. My sister was getting a divorce, and my mother was pressuring me to get married. I happened to meet a suitable and excellent match, so impulsively, I got married. I..."
Upon hearing this, Han Bin snorted coldly again and asked, "A suitable and excellent match?"
"Yeah! Didn’t Aunt tell you?" Mi Jing thought it was impossible for Aunt, who liked Shen Lingxing so much, not to mention him to Han Bin.
"I’ve heard about it, but both you and my mom have terrible taste," Han Bin said disdainfully.
"I have terrible taste?" Mi Jing asked in disbelief and then questioned indignantly, "In what way do I have terrible taste?"