Chapter 1287 The Sweetest Moments In Life (Part Three)


    "It''s not toote, and you haven''t started your dinner yet. Besides that, I told you I was leaving," ire


    objected. ire felt herself being falsely med. However, she decided not to get into an argument


    with her mother, in case she tried to lecture her. She hated being told what should or shouldn''t be done.


    "It''s good that you are back home. Now, wash your hands, sit and eat dinner with us," said Leena,


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    girls wouldn''t spend their free time home, or share their private life with their families. They loved


    parties, nice clothes and all funny things, and boredom was their mortal enemy.


    "Thank you, Leena! ire made a funny face at her mother before rushing to the washroom.


    "Look at her. Not the good girl I have expected her to be when she was born," said Shannon


    remorsefully. Gritting her teeth, Shannon regretted that her daughter didn''t live up to her expectations.


    "Mother, ire has changed a lot. Please don''t be always so angry and give her more time to grow up


    and be mature," said Leena in aforting tone.


    Leena really liked her mother-inw. A mother-inw rarely would care about her son''s wife as


    sincerely and warmly as Shannon did, and Leena really appreciated that. She had feared that she and


    Kevin''s mother couldn''t get along after the marriage. But their rtionship got even stronger with the


    time. She was like her own mother now. Shannon rushed to the hospital without a single halt when she


    heard Leena had an ident. From then on, she had tried her best to take care of her daughter-inw.


    "I''m just worried about her future. ire should be ashamed of herself. She has no idea where her


    life''s heading and where to find a suitable husband." Speaking of which, Shannon sighed again.


    ire''s father wanted her to marry a suitable soldier. But this was nearly impossible, as ire was


    demanding, picky, spoiled and unable to do anything well on her own. She would be the bane of the life


    of any potential husband. She wasn''t a woman yet. And everyone knew that.


    "You can''t force me to marry at such a young age. I am not even 25. No hurry. Isn''t thete marriage


    andte childbirth popr across the country?" ire grumbled after she went out of the bathroom and


    heard of her mother''sint. Her beautiful life had just begun, and it couldn''t be fettered by the


    family responsibilities. She needed time to enjoy the wonderful and colorful life.


    "I gave birth to your brother at your age. You''re not that young, don''t you know that?" Shannon put a


    bowl of chicken soup which she had stewed for several hours in front of Leena, because she hadn''t


    eaten for several days. She needed some real food to regain her strength and improve her health.


    "Come on! You''re too old to lecture me about love and marriage. I won''t follow your example. This is


    my life and I''ll be living it differently. I have had enough of your nonsense." ire sat at the table,


    several chairs away from her mother. She was afraid that her mother might get really angry and throw


    the chopsticks at her face, which would be too embarrassing. But it already happened when she lost


    her temper.


    "I''m not asking you to get married right now! Find a good man and learn to love him. That''s all," said


    Shannon in a sulk. Shannon handed each of them a bowl of chicken soup. The family had been


    worried and tired recently, and they needed some real food to get the bnce back in their life.


    "Don''t you know? Partners who fall in love have to get married. Otherwise, it would be too sad to see


    lovers break up," said ire righteously. She smiled. Often, the concise and explicit words were the


    very truth.


    Leena bursted intoughter. What about her and Kevin who only learned to love each other after they


    got married and had been living together for a long time. To be honest, she had never imagined her


    marriage and love life in that way.


    "ire, you''re getting far too cocky! Mother''s only trying to give you a good advice." Kevin gave his


    sister a long cold look and then turned his eyes to Leena, who wasughing amused.


    "This chicken soup is so delicious. Mother, you''re such a brilliant cooker," said Leena admiringly. Leena


    caught the secretive nce from Kevin, immediately picked up her bowl and ate the chicken soup,


    thinking that she had to keep her mother-inw in good mood. It would turn very ugly if Shannon


    realized that her daughter-inw and ire conspired to make her lose the "fight".


    "Speaking of which, Mother, your chicken soup''s the best soup I have ever tasted. I have a lot to learn


    from you." Kevin followed his wife''s example and tried to please his mother. He couldn''t take it seeing


    his mother getting upset about ire''s marriage.


    "It''s true. I must learn to cook some chicken soup some day, as Mother does," said Leena. Leena took


    another sip of the chicken soup. She didn''t lie, the soup was actually very delicious.


    "I have enough of your pretending. Come on, I know why you''re doing that. I''ll leave the topic of ire''s


    marriage for now," the mother said, annoyed. She always knew her kids best. However, she had been


    worrying about her daughter since the day she was born, and hadn''t found a solution to her problems


    yet.


    "Mother, enough! Men will fight for my love. Tomorrow I''ll go and find dozens of boyfriends and take


    them home. You can interview them and find the most suitable one as my boyfriend. Are you ok with


    my n?" ire rolled her eyes, annoyed with this stupid discussion. Mother always liked forcing her


    opinions upon others. She had put pressure on Kevin to marry a woman. Any woman. Back then he


    wasn''t ready and he wasn''t in love. And therefore he wasn''t happy. Now, ire was under constant


    pressure to find a husband, too.


    "Girl, don''t make a fool of yourself. You can''t bring a dozen of boyfriends home, can you? Even if you


    try!" Shannonughed bitterly with lots of sarcasm flushing out her eyes. A single good husband was


    enough for ire. No need to find so many candidates to choose from, which would be too


    embarrassing for both ire and Shannon.


    "What should I do? If I, as you ordered, fall in love, you''ll also get worried about if he''s really my Mr.


    Right. In this case, I better allow you to pick a satisfying son-inw for yourself. Then, you''ll stop


    bothering me, right?" ire answered with mouth full. If her father saw this, he would lecture her about


    the proper table manners. Her father disallowed his family to talk while having a meal. Especially during


    dinner. Strict discipline was imposed on his family. However, living with Kevin, ire felt relieved and


    much more rxed.