Farm Girl's Manor

However, Xin Er didn’t see it that way. The moment she heard that her father might have found a woman he liked and was considering marrying her, Xin Er felt unbearable pain in her heart. She not only cried in front of her brother, but she also had an awkward confrontation with her father at the dinner table. It was clear in her heart that once her father remarried, he would no longer be the good father of just the three of them.

After hearing everything, Mo Yan didn’t know what to say anymore. The matter hadn’t even taken shape, but one sibling was eager to find a stepmother for themselves, hoping for another person to dote on them, while the other was hopelessly falling into anxiety and fear, dreading that their father would be deceived by the stepmother and end up like a forlorn little cabbage without the love of a father or the care of a mother.

Seeing the lingering confusion in his sister’s eyes, Mo Yan rubbed his temples and said helplessly, "Dad hasn’t explicitly mentioned remarrying, and you’re already treating him coldly. I feel it’s unfair on Dad’s behalf! Regardless of whether Dad has feelings for Auntie from the Cui family or whether he will remarry, what you need to know is that he is our father and he will always love us. That’s enough."

With Mo Yan’s comforting words, Xin Er started to see things differently. Although she couldn’t accept her father remarrying and didn’t want a stepmother, her opposition wasn’t as strong as before.

After personally making a bowl of noodles with green vegetables and shredded pork for his sister, and watching her eat it all, Mo Yan returned to his room. He wanted to write a letter to his father to ask what the situation truly was, but upon reflection, he decided against it.

"Yanyan, why don’t you ask?" Xue Tuanzi’s voice popped up again, soaked in a thick gossip tone.

"It’s too hard to explain clearly in a letter. When dad Mu Xiu returns, I’ll ask him face to face. If Dad really likes Auntie from the Cui family, I would actually support him being with her," Mo Yan had always wanted his father to remarry, especially after becoming betrothed and feeling the bonds of his own affections. This desire grew even stronger.

Auntie from the Cui family was a good person, gentle on the outside and strong on the inside, graceful and generous. Such a woman was well-matched with their father and was not likely to treat the siblings poorly.