Beauty Su Mo finally got angry
"If I don't get married, it won't hinder them. I won't eat or drink from them, so they don't need to be filial. I don't care about their affairs whether I get married or not. If I have time, I might as well look into psychology."
Ding Ke smiled and frowned.
"Sister, you are hindering social progress. Good genes like yours will be really ruined if you don't get married. Also, you were born in the wrong era. If you were born in the 1960s and 1970s, the neighborhood committee would definitely give you a banner. You saved them the only child certificate."
Su Mo kicked him over. . .
Ye Zi saw them laughing and laughing, and his peripheral vision drifted towards Minxuan. The quiet Minxuan felt haggard for no reason.
She sighed internally. After all, they did not escape the uncertainty of fate. Even though they worked hard to live, they were still struggling in their own whirlpool.
Minxuan didn't notice Ye Zi's gaze. She was looking through the travel notes written by Ding Ke.
"Ding Ke, you love writing so much, why don't you try to write something?"
"Write... What?" Ding Ke was confused.
"Write us" Su Mo had already sat down.
"What do you have to write about?" Ding Ke was full of disdain.
"Written about you three leftover girls, good gay friends, you were forced to get married, and you were picked on by the handful on the street, damn it."
At the sound of the cut, she immediately realized that she would really be cut.
"That's not true, sisters." She swallowed hard under these three looks.
"What I mean is that we are all ordinary people and there is nothing to write about. TV networks are promoting "The Spring of Leftover Women", where they are forced to survive from a desperate situation. In the end, there is always a good frog waiting there. This kind of thing is rotten on the street."
"That's a TV series. When we were young, our composition teacher told us to suppress first and then promote, always to give people good hope." Ye Zi winked at Ding Ke.
"But the reality is often the opposite. Maybe we represent this kind of people."