Quick Wear: Out-of-print White Moonlight, Refusing to Fall from the Altar

Su Jin was stunned and almost got confused by Xiu, but he quickly came to his senses and said:

"Then this bill shouldn't be passed! If an omega joins a family properly, at least they have some breathing time. If they join your backyard, they'll just keep giving birth!"

Xiu: "Why do you think so? Even if the law is not perfect yet, we will respect omegas and give them enough time to rest. As long as they give birth to a child, they can rest for three years. Isn't that enough?"

"Three years? They should choose for themselves!"

"Su Jin! You're arguing with me over this little thing! What do you mean by it's their own choice? The omega's flowering period is so short! We've given them so many preferential treatments, but we're just letting them make full use of their powers within a limited time. Is that abusing them?"

"And what do you mean by our back garden, Su Jin! Don't forget that you are also an alpha! As long as the bill is passed, you can also have your own offspring!"

Su Jin: "I don't need it!"

"I need to!"

Su Jin looked over with a cold gaze, his eyes were so clean and holy, without a trace of lust, and untouchable.

Xiu looked at him in shock for a moment, then realized that he was too excited.

Then he calmed down, picked up an apple from the table and peeled it, then said to Su Jin with a gentle look:

"His Majesty has been choosing a fiancée for me for the past two years. He finally chose an omega from the Duke's family. I've seen him twice at banquets. He's a very cute, petite, sweet omega with a beautiful complexion."

Xiu paused when he said this, and the originally smooth apple peel fell from his hand. He lowered his head and his hair obscured the look in his eyes.

He just said in a low voice: "Su Jin, I need an heir, can you understand?"

Su Jin withdrew his gaze. He could understand very well that not only did Xiu need an offspring, but Su Jin, as his follower, also needed an offspring of Xiu, or more than one.

This matter was very important. Xiu's offspring represented the stability of imperial power and the continuation of the rights of the ministers who followed him. More broadly speaking, they were the core of the entire alliance regime.

So Su Jin nodded.

Seeing that he understood, Xiu finally smiled gently. He cut a piece of the peeled apple and handed it to Su Jin.

He continued, "So I will sign this draft, and I believe most of the nobles will sign it. Su Jin, you will sign it too, right?"

Su Jin looked at him with eyes like broken ice, examining his expression and observing his emotions.

He and Xiu have known each other for more than two years and have a great understanding of Xiu's personality and emotions.

He could tell that Xiu was serious about what he said.

He really wanted to support the conservatives in building a back garden! Send countless omegas like Hongmei in!

"Xiu, I'm tired and want to go back first."

Su Jin has never been a person who would put himself in a difficult position. He did not take the apple that symbolized peace. He put down the documents, stood up, turned around and left.

Even if it was Xiu, he wouldn't give him any face!

Xiu's smile froze, and he was completely stunned. Looking at Su Jin's almost heartless back, he realized something and said hurriedly:

"This is clearly a groundbreaking draft! Not only does it improve the Federation's current population shortage, it also protects the rights of impoverished omegas and reduces stratification within omegas themselves. It also resolves the dilemma of many alphas who can't marry omegas, guarantees the quality of the Federation's offspring, and boosts alphas' enthusiasm for gaining military merit!"

"And if an omega doesn't want to get pregnant, it can just give up its glands. As long as it's willing to be a mediocre beta and struggle at the bottom of society for the rest of its life, the Federation won't care about it. Who would care about a mediocre beta?"

Su Jin didn't stop for a moment. He opened the door and walked out. His straight back didn't show any sign of surrender. He always stuck to his bottom line.

Xiu was anxious and stood up and shouted:

"Su Jin! What are you insisting on? Even an ant colony has division of labor, and the Federation has its own system! This is the progress of the times. Do you think you can stop the progress of the times with your old-fashioned ideas?"

The door was completely closed, and there was no sound from outside. He really left.

Xiu sat back on the sofa somewhat dejectedly. He didn't expect things to turn out like this.

He thought Su Jin would be as happy as he was when she heard the news.

But Su Jin's reaction made him a little distressed. He grabbed his pure golden hair and murmured in pain:

"But I need offspring! I need offspring!"

If he has no offspring, he will have to marry that omega whom he has only met a few times!

Like his father, he would treat his queen with respect and manage state affairs together with her.

This should have been a good story...

Kexiu pulled at his golden hair, feeling ridiculously sad inside.

Some people pity the canaries that are pampered in the garden, but who will pity him who has no choice but to sit on the throne?

Those omegas in the garden still have the right to choose their own partners, but Xiu doesn’t even have this right!

So he really didn't understand, are those omegas going to be wronged to death just because of the requirement of carrying out their duties?

If they dare not fulfill their duties, Xiu will dare not marry an omega as his queen!

They dare to enjoy rights without making any contribution, and they dare to just sign their names without reviewing the content!

In the huge study room piled with official business, Xiu sat on the sofa with his head down and tore his hair.

Su Jin was also in a bad mood after he went out. The bill was like a poisonous thorn, piercing into the soul of his modern society.

He knew he was just one person, and he knew he couldn't stop it.

And just as Xiu said, that is the social system of ABO. Instead of resisting, Su Jin should accept it and then work hard to improve this system.

But Su Jin still couldn't accept it in his heart. He didn't go back, but sent a message to Hongmei.

Su Jin: Do you have time? Let's meet.

Hongmei replied quickly.

Hongmei: Today is tea time all day, we can meet anytime.

Su Jin: [Location] Wait for me here, I'll be there soon.

At this moment, Hongmei, who was drinking black tea and eating exquisite pastries at the tea table in the garden, tilted her head in confusion. She keenly noticed that her brother was in a bad mood.

Sure enough, after Su Jin picked up Hongmei, they sat down together in a dessert shop.

Hongmei looked at Su Jin who took the coffee with tired eyes and asked the question in her heart.

"Brother, what happened?"

Su Jin looked up at his little sister, who had grown up. This little sister had never given him any worries. When she was in the orphanage, she was even more outgoing than he was and was popular everywhere. She came to the First Star alone. Except for the one banquet she invited Su Jin to, she handled her own affairs the rest of the time.

Thinking of this, Su Jin said with almost difficulty:

"Hongmei, what do you think about the issue of omega reproductive rights?"