At this moment, Rosen returned, and she turned her head eagerly, her eyes sparkling like stars, "My dear father, you've finally come back."
Clenching the eyebrow pencil in her hand with excitement and nervousness, she asked, "What did Brother Jingming say? Did he agree, or is he very angry?"
Seeing his daughter so full of anticipation, Rosen stroked his jaw beard indecisively and poured himself a glass of water before he lowered his head, "Rosie, you should give up on him. There are plenty of men in the world; daddy will find you someone better in the future."
At these words, the light in Rosie's eyes dimmed bit by bit, and soon, she sighed in distress, "I knew it... I knew he wouldn't be willing. Just like I thought, he looks down on me..."
The more she spoke, the sadder she became, and she covered her face in agony, crying her heart out.
