A single mother pretends to be broke so she can find a good-hearted father figure for her daughter, testing suitors by hiding her true circumstances. Most men walk away once they think she has nothing—but a humble deliveryman stays, and their unlikely bond grows into something real.
Then why won't you say yes? He looked at Mom, his voice a little nervous. Elena, I know you're proud. If you had any other choice, you'd never marry an ordinary guy like me.
I don't want to take advantage of you while you're vulnerable. I want you to think this through carefully. I don't want you to regret it So Uncle Noah wasn't looking down on Mom. He was worried that she was forcing Mom stared at him and suddenly asked,
What if I really want to marry you? Uncle Noah froze. He was silent for a moment before turning and walking into the I quietly leaned toward Mom's ear. Mom, did Uncle pretend he didn't hear you because he don't know how to answer?
Mom tapped me on the head. You've been on your phone too much. Look what you've picked up. I rubbed my forehand and was about to argue when Uncle Noah came back out. He was holding several small folders and two bank cards. Mom stared at them in disbelief.
What are those? What are they? Uncle Noah patted my head, then placed the documents and bank cards on the table one by one. This is the deed to my house. This is my savings account, and this is the account my salary goes He finished speaking, then pushed everything toward Mom and looked at her
Elena, if you're sure you want to marry me, then you'll be in charge of all of this from now on.