"Owes you and has to repay?" Qiao Dongliang smiled coldly. "Who was the one who suggested having a second child, trying for a son?"
Back then, it was Old Ding who said that it would be too lonely to just have Zijin in the family and that they should have a second child. Even though it was against national planning policy, Old Ding said that having a second child was more important than work or career prospects.
Qiao Dongliang admitted that he was undoubtedly a traditional Chinese man who felt the need for a son to carry on his family name. But he also knew that such things could not be forced.
Upon listening to his wife's suggestion, he was tempted or rather muddle-headed enough to give up his work and future, all to try for a son.
Qiao Dongliang did not have any regrets having this daughter, Qiao Nan. What he regretted was giving up everything for having a son.
