What really made Chan-Mi more upset was how her father brought it up, testing Salvi in the middle of their dinner with the Bianchis. She would have probably just ignored his actions if it were just in front of Salvi and her uncle Spinello. At least, the two were used to her father's tendencies.
Considering the plans to get married was not an easy one, the truth was, she and Salvi would probably tie the knot when she turns twenty-seven. After all, they did not have a date yet, nor have they decided on a single detail of their wedding.
Of course, anytime before her birthday would be much more gratifying.
She had always followed her father's advice and requests. Rarely did she break the rules, but to Chan-Mi's point of view, it was getting tiring. She felt like her Dad was rubbing it in their faces how he had full control, making conditions, changing his mind, and coming up with new excuses.
Chan-Mi had to admit, her Dad was cunning in many ways.
