I almost touched the moon

"I know." Wen Song didn't touch the cup of tea. She never liked hot tea and couldn't get used to it at all.

She smiled and said, "You don't have to like me. The person I want to marry is Che, not you."

After hearing what she said, Cheng Che's grandmother laughed helplessly and said to her, "This is why I don't like you. You are too stubborn and straightforward. You don't know how to change your ways."

"Grandma, maybe it would be more appropriate for me to call you Old Lady Cheng, or Professor Qian?" Wen Song also said bluntly, "I said, I'm not marrying you, you don't have to like me."

Seeing that Grandma Cheng Che didn't say anything, she stood up and said, "If there's nothing else, I'll leave first."

"Wait a minute." Cheng Che's grandmother stopped her and continued, "Our A-Che has a miserable life. He lost his mother when he was young. This is also my fault. I didn't teach my son well. Fortunately, Wanqing is a good person and treats A-Che well. She has taken care of him as her own son for so many years. But even so, the death of his mother still had a great impact on him.

I remember when Ah Che was little, he was a very cheerful and lively child, but after his mother left, he became very introverted and rarely talked to us. He kept everything to himself. He looked mature and sensible, but in fact, he was very sensitive inside.

After listening to his grandmother's words, Wen Song sat back on the sofa, sighed, and said to his grandmother: "Grandma, I know everything. I will be more considerate of him."

"I can see how much he likes you." Cheng Che's grandmother said, "I was young once, and I know that when you love someone, you don't care about anything. But Professor Wen, I also know that Ah Che will agree with you in everything, but you may not be the same."

"I really can't accommodate him in everything, but I will love him with all my heart, you don't have to worry about that." Wen Song said honestly, "I used to distrust marriage, but for Ah Che, I am willing to get married. I believe we will live happily, he loves me very much, and I love him the same way."

Grandma Cheng Che sighed again and said, "I know you don't like to hear these words, but I also feel sorry for him. As a grandmother, I always feel sorry for my children. Professor Wen, can you promise me that sometimes you will control your temper with Ah Che. He looks gentle, but he is actually more stubborn than anyone else. Although he won't really make a fuss with you, in the long run, it will not only hurt him, but also hurt you."

Wen Song was somewhat dissatisfied with what Cheng Che's grandmother said to her. It was really beyond her limits. She had a bad temper, but she was always patient with Cheng Che and almost never lost her temper with him. She didn't understand where her grandmother got this illusion from, making it sound like she bullied Cheng Che every day.

But she still nodded and said, "I know, don't worry, I won't lose my temper with him."

Grandma Cheng Che nodded and said, "Wait for me."

After a while, grandma came out of the bedroom, holding a red rosewood jewelry box with hand-carved patterns and jade inlays. Even though Wen Song didn't know much about traditional Chinese handicrafts, he could tell it was an antique.

Grandma opened the jewelry box, and inside was a full green jade bracelet.

She took Wen Song's hand, handed the box to her solemnly, and said to her: "This was given to me by Grandpa Che's mother when I married him. When Che's mother married into our family, I passed it to her. Later, she passed away, and the bracelet returned to me. Now, I give it to you. Song Song, stay with Che well."

Wen Song did not take the bracelet, but closed the jewelry box and put it back into Grandma Cheng Che's hands, saying seriously: "Grandma, I am very grateful for your recognition of me and your blessing for me and A Che. But I cannot accept this. As I said before, my marriage to A Che is limited to the husband-and-wife relationship defined by the law.

Marriage is a matter between the two of us, and we are still two independent individuals. I know what your bracelet represents. Sorry, I am Ah Che's wife, but not you or the daughter-in-law of the Cheng family. Moreover, you also said that you don't like me very much. So there is no need to give such a precious bracelet to someone you don't like. Professor Qian, please forgive me for not being able to accept your gift. "

Grandma probably didn't expect her to refuse so decisively, and she didn't expect her to say such words. She was a little surprised for a moment. But soon, she accepted her statement and laughed, "You really have personality. No wonder Che likes you."

Seeing that Wen Song was determined not to accept it, grandma could only take the bracelet back and said to her: "Come on, I'll bring you here secretly. A Che must be very worried."

Back in the tea room, Cheng Che immediately asked with some concern: "Baby, what did grandma say to you? Don't be angry, grandma is doing this for my own good."

"Nothing." Wen Song smiled and said easily, "Grandma asked me not to lose my temper with you, and also wanted to give me your family heirloom bracelet, but I refused."

Cheng Che then heaved a sigh of relief and said half-jokingly, "Why refuse? That jade is very valuable. If your wife doesn't like it, we can sell it and use it as your research funding."

When Wen Song heard his words, he couldn't help laughing. He hit him lightly and whispered, "Prodigal son! Be careful or I'll complain to grandma!"

Seeing that she was still in the mood to joke, Cheng Che knew that she was probably not angry, so he gently put his arm around her shoulders and said, "How can doing research be considered a waste of money? I am contributing to the global astrophysics industry."

Wen Song also returned to her seat and continued chatting with Cheng Che's family. Just then, the phone rang. She glanced at the caller ID, stood up immediately and said, "Sorry, I'll go take a call."