The elevator takes me to find supplies for the motherland

"Ah~~~~, it's finally out. Mom's nagging is too scary. If she keeps nagging like this, I feel like my breathing is wrong. Help! I'm only 21, not 51. Is it necessary to be so anxious?"

Arrive at the dating location by car

"There's still time, buy a cup of milk tea!"

Peacock walked into the Hunan restaurant while drinking milk tea. Fortunately, it was not dinner time and there were not many people around, so she found a place to sit and wait for the man.

"What would you like to eat, beautiful lady?"

"Order later, I'll wait for someone."

Half an hour later...

"Mom, when will the man arrive?"

"Hasn't it arrived yet? Let me call and ask."

five minutes later

"Que'er, the man is delayed by something, please wait a little longer, don't leave! Otherwise I will come back and beat you up."

"Okay, okay, I get it. He didn't even call to let me know he couldn't arrive on time. It's obvious he's not sincere. Why am I still waiting for him?"

"Don't talk nonsense, just wait patiently"

Peacock was about to complain a few more times when a man in a suit and tie came in.

"It seems we've arrived. Mom, I'm hanging up now."

"Well! Speak nicely!"

"Got it, bye."

The man walked slowly to the peacock

"Hello, are you here for a blind date?"

"Yes, please sit down."

"Hello, let me introduce myself first. My name is Li Ming. I'm an employee of the company. I earn 10,000 yuan a month and own a house and a car."

OS (My mom said he was an executive, but he turned out to be just an ordinary employee. Aunt Chen and the others always exaggerate. I’m really impressed)

"Hello, my name is Peacock. I work in a factory and earn 5,000 yuan a month."

"Well, can I tell you my thoughts on marriage?"

Peacock nodded

"I hope my wife can be a full-time housewife after we get married, because I think it is a very happy thing to go home every night and have a wife and children waiting for me."

os (I just want to find a nanny who will serve you all year round)

"Also, after we get married, I hope to have a child as soon as possible. I like both boys and girls. What do you think about that?"

os (I’m only 21, I don’t want to have a baby so early)

"Mr. Li, I'm not particularly opposed to being a full-time wife after marriage, but isn't it too early to have a child? I'm only 21, just the legal age."

"Didn't Aunt Song say you were 26?"

"Ah? Don't I look that old? Besides..."

The ringing of the phone interrupted the peacock's words, so he had no choice but to pick up the phone.

"Hey, what's up, Mom?"

"Que'er, the man just called and said he couldn't go because of something at the company. Come back!"

"What the hell? Can't come? Then who's across from me?"

"What's the matter with being across the street? Come back if you're fine. Don't wander around outside. I'm hanging up."

"Um, sorry, I think I kissed the wrong person. The person I was supposed to meet didn't show up. Haha, sorry!"

"It's okay. I have a good impression of you. Why don't you leave me your phone number? Meeting by mistake is also a kind of fate, isn't it?"

"Yeah! Okay."

From then on, Kong Que and Li Ming went from occasionally chatting on the phone to making plans to go out and play whenever they had time.

Half a year later, the parents of both parties met and set the wedding date. After marriage, they had two daughters and their life has been simple and happy.

Until Li Na's appearance broke the happiness that Peacock thought he had.

In fact, there were already signs, weren't there? Peacock smiled bitterly.

In the past, Li Ming would rush home after get off work to help Kong Que take care of the children.

In the past two years, after get off work, he either worked overtime or had social engagements or even stayed out all night. He kept deceiving himself by telling himself that he was working hard for this family and wanted to make this family live a better life.

Damn it, it's all for this family, you bastard. If you don't love me anymore, why didn't you say it earlier? You're two-timing me and you'll never have a good death.