"Even if you find someone from an equal family background, or even less financial status than ours, does it truly ensure compatibility? Being suitable isn't about financial compatibility, but about how the family treats one another."
"I can guarantee this, you won't find elders as good as those in the Zhekova family."
Of course, elders in other families are also good.
But they are not for you to pick and choose from the Big Eight families, are they?
Therefore, Cindy's words in effect excluded all other families.
She only compared the Zhekova family with ordinary families.
Mrs. Lewis was convinced by Cindy's argument.
Cindy did indeed make sense.
What Cindy said was actually simple.
Just like people say, you marry an ugly man because you think handsome ones might be unfaithful. Does that mean the ugly ones will never cheat or have affairs?
In essence, it's the same logic.
