Jealous? That can't be it, right?
Weilan had an intuition that it wasn't because of that. Although he had said that, it still gave her a different feeling.
"Can we be serious?" Weilan looked at him earnestly.
Lu Hechen took her hand, leading her to the desk, doused the light in his eyes, then wrapped his arm around Weilan's waist and said, "I'm not joking."
Weilan pursed her lips, a hint of confusion crossing her eyes, and suddenly said, "Is it because of Auntie Fu and me?"
Lu Hechen was startled, a flash of admiration crossing his eyes.
Weilan was that smart.
She could see right to the heart of the matter.
"You owe Auntie Fu, and you don't want me to feel aggrieved, so you have this feeling of being torn, just like the typical mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationship. You actually treat Auntie Fu like a mother, and I'm the new bride. It's unavoidable for a new bride to encounter these mother-in-law issues."
