This topic had been brought up not for the first time.
This time, in front of Nathaniel, the matter was raised again, causing Suzanne considerable embarrassment, "Grandma!"
"What's there to be shy about? When a girl grows up, she should get married," Grandma laughed. "Get married sooner and you can have children earlier. Don't dismiss my words just because you're young. Having kids when you're older is a real hardship!"
The older generation believed in the philosophy of marrying and having children early. Suzanne didn't think Grandma was wrong, she just felt uncertain about her future.
It was as if once you got married, you'd be stuck in a set pattern, and that would be your life.
Aria was a believer in not marrying, while Suzanne, influenced by her grandmother, was very traditional at heart and had considered the matter of marriage.
Nathaniel was tender and devoted, respectful and considerate towards her grandmother, undoubtedly the best choice for marriage.
