Live-in Son-in-law

Qin Yi laughed, "Of course, I’m turning towards you."

The homeless uncle looked at Qin Yi suspiciously, "You’re turning towards me and yet helping this woman speak?"

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Qin Yi smiled, "Uncle, I think at your age, it’s time to find a companion. I think this auntie suits you well, why don’t you just go along with her?"

The homeless uncle’s eyes bulged, "Young man, you’re setting me up."

"What are you saying? How can this be setting you up? You’re all alone, and it’s rare that this big sister isn’t picky about you. Wouldn’t it be nice for the two of you to keep each other company? Or do you not think much of her?"

The auntie holding a rolling pin laughed, "This young man is handsome and makes sense. Do you think little of me?"

"No, no..." the homeless uncle quickly waved his hands, "I’ve just gotten used to living alone, it’s a bit hard to adjust suddenly having another person."

Qin Yi smiled, "There’s an adaptation process to everything. How do you know being with someone isn’t as good as being alone unless you try it?"

The homeless uncle fidgeted and didn’t speak.

"Uncle, is there something else you’re worried about?"

The homeless uncle looked at the fierce-looking auntie with the rolling pin and said pitifully, "The thing is, I’m afraid that when we argue, she’ll hit me, and I really can’t beat her."

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