"Dad may think that those letters were burned by my mom, but in fact, she kept all of them."
Meng Xin Zhi raised a question at this time, "Does brother mean that Dad maintained a close correspondence with this pen pal even when he was married to Mom?"
"No, that's not it. Dad and this Peking University pen pal talked about ancient poems, plays, and shared movies; none of the letters were about romantic affairs."
"If that's the case, isn't it also not a big deal? Can't Dad have a pen pal?"
"Zhizhi is right. Dad met this pen pal before he even knew Mom."
"I see. Then, brother, you continue."
"Alright." Zong Guang continued his story:
"When Dad and Mom got married, the pen pal came."
"It was her first time meeting Dad."
"At the wedding, she presented a poem to Dad and my mom."
"To bless their marriage."
"During the toast, she joked that if she had known her pen pal was so handsome, she would have done everything to be the bride that day."
