And the quiet uncle, Song Sijie, leisurely remarked, "Yongyi, don't let your sense of honor cloud your judgment. You can do whatever you want to the three sons of the Wu Family, but you must not let her mother, Xiao Yu's future mother-in-law, find out about this. Otherwise, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationship will become strained in the future. That's the first point."
"Second," he continued, "it's better to demolish ten temples than destroy one marriage. Handle this with care, because no matter what, this marriage must go ahead. Don't create a scene that leaves you unable to back down with dignity, as the one who will suffer is your sister."
Hearing this, the eldest cousin, Song Yongyi, sighed. Having a sister who could not stand up for herself was indeed a helpless situation. Yet, when you look at one's cousin, Su Xiaowan, she had never once put herself at a disadvantage from beginning to end. Such a sister brought pride to her family.
