Seeing the situation, Madame An grew even more convinced that Mo Yan was not entirely pleased with the marriage proposal. She continued, "The Cui family has been a prestigious World Family for hundreds of years. Without boasting about their prominence, the descendants from the family are quite accomplished and carry a certain degree of dignity in society. Moreover, men of the Cui household are known for their gentle nature and their agreeableness, at least they are not those uncouth sorts who don't know how to be tender..."
At this point, Madame An felt her comments might not be entirely appropriate and abruptly stopped, but the implication in her words was quite obvious.
Now, Mo Yan finally understood Madame An's intentions and couldn't help but feel somewhat exasperated. To speak so frankly, did she really think she could poach someone in broad daylight? What happened to the elegance and composure expected of everyone?
