Chapter 1111 - 006 Approval from Both Parents_4
"Yes, Mom, I’m sorry, there are some things I just can’t control," she said. For example, her feelings for Simon Carrington, which she had always tried to control, only to realize that Simon felt the same way. She was truly moved, although she knew they were not suitable for each other, but she hadn’t expected Simon’s parents to be so generous.
They had accepted her, and she felt there was no reason to back down anymore.
""Daisy’s mother understood what her daughter meant; when Daisy was with Cole Duncan, she had said the same thing—she loved Cole very much, and they loved each other, but Cole’s mother had always disapproved, so she felt her marriage was doomed," Mom knows, but what about his parents? Do his family approve of you two?"
Because of the previous lessons learned from Cole Duncan, Daisy’s mother had already decided that no matter how much the two loved each other, if Simon’s parents did not agree or approve of her daughter, then the marriage could absolutely not go forward.
She would definitely oppose it to the end.
"Yes, his parents have already been to M Country," Daisy continued. "His parents are archaeologists, so they are very busy. They hardly spend much time at home throughout the year, always traveling the world. They made time to come to M Country once to understand our situation before getting busy again."
"Really? Are they genuinely busy, or is it just an excuse for not approving of you?" Daisy’s mother was really worried. From her standpoint as a mother, regardless of how busy parents are, their children’s marital matters should be the most important, right?
"They are truly busy, Mom. You’ve seen those archaeology experts on TV, right? Sometimes, discovering an archaeological site can take months or even years to explore; everyone has different pursuits," Samuel Willow chimed in, having just overheard his wife’s words.
He thought, parents who could raise a child like Simon Carrington shouldn’t be unreasonable. Simon and Cole are completely different, right?
Couldn’t his mom stop comparing the two?
"Is that so?" Daisy’s mother was still not quite sure.