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This is not the first time this topic has been raised.

This time, he mentioned it again in front of Mu Zening, which made Su Zi embarrassed, "Grandma! ”

"What are you shy, when a girl grows up, she should get married." Grandma smiled, "Get married early, it's better to have children early, don't take my words as a deaf ear when you're young, it's a big sin to have children when you're old!" ”

The older generation believes in the concept of marrying early and having children, Su Zi doesn't feel that her grandmother is wrong, she just feels uncertain about the future.

It seems that once you get married, you will fall into a fixed program, and it will be like this for the rest of your life.

Jiang Ci is an unmarried, while Su Zi is influenced by her grandmother and is very traditional in her bones, she has considered marriage.

Mu Zening is gentle and dedicated, filial and considerate to her grandmother, and is undoubtedly the best choice for marriage.

But because he was so suitable, it made Su Zi feel a kind of confusion in his heart, does marriage only need to be "suitable"?

After chatting with my grandmother for a while, my grandmother deliberately matched the two and let them go outside.

The green environment of the nursing home is very good, with moist moss growing on both sides of the bluestone brick road, lush bluegrass, and the air is filled with the faint fragrance of grass and trees.

Su Zi was a little worried, and walked silently with his head down.

After walking for a while, she found that Mu Zening beside her was nowhere to be found, she turned around in surprise and saw Mu Zening stopped at a position seven or eight meters away from her.

"Let's get married." Mu Zening said.

He clenched his fists, looking nervous, but at the same time extremely serious: "We can live together, take care of grandma together, have a son and a daughter, I take my son to play football in the garden, you put on a beautiful princess dress for your daughter, and grandma tells her children bedtime stories at night, not the same stories in fairy tales, about when you were a child, you caught raindrops under the eaves, snowballed in the snow, and played with boys in the mud......"

Su Zi stared at him in a daze, as if she saw the future that Mu Zening had built for her - beautiful, warm, and a loving home.

A gust of wind blew, and she raised her hand to hold down her long hair that was blown by the wind, and couldn't help but say, "I haven't played with mud, it's dirty." ”

Mu Zening's face was cramped, and he couldn't figure out what Su Zi meant, until Su Zi asked him, "What about the ring?" He hurriedly pulled the ring out of his bosom.

When he wore the ring, Mu Zening's palms were full of sweat, and even the ring became wet and slippery.

He felt very sorry, and after putting the ring on Su Zi, he kept wiping her fingers with a tissue.

At that time, Su Zi looked at Mu Zening's panicked appearance and felt that he was so cute.

If Mu Zening hadn't suffered a physical blow before marriage and hadn't been mentally tortured after marriage, he would still be a bright and confident dashing son.

His union with her will also be happy and happy, and they may really have a son and a daughter, living a plain and peaceful life......

However, this beautiful future, because of Murong Cheng's actions, was distorted, destroyed, and completely shattered, he ruined Mu Zening's dignity as a man, and also ruined her carefully planned life.

Just because ...... Because, Murong admits that there must be him in her life.

Mu Zi woke up from the dream, it was already dawn, and the faint morning light was dimly shining through the gaps in the curtains, with a dreamy shadow.

Her face was wet and full of tears.

Thinking of her grandmother's voice and smile at that time, and remembering Mu Zening's gentleness and thoughtfulness at that time, she didn't know where the sadness came from, she just wanted to cry.

Her suppressed sobbing sound woke Murong Cheng up.

"Nightmare?" Murong Cheng immediately hugged her.

Mu Zi shook her head, wanting to cry.

"We should make it up to him, you ruined him." She cried and said, "I ruined him too." ”

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