Yan Dingbang had already been persuaded by the "mature yet independent woman."
But when he recalled the behavior Qi Yi's mother exhibited earlier and her attitude towards Yan Yan, he felt he couldn't easily relent.
Moreover, Yan Yan had suffered grievances these past few years and didn't dare to speak up to her family, which was indeed hard to swallow.
Why should his precious treasure be bullied by others?
Yan Yan said her uncle couldn't swallow this pride, and that statement hit the nail on the head.
Yan Dingbang wanted to wait and see what Qi Zhanzhou's reaction would be after listening.
Qi Zhanzhou had also organized his thoughts and was ready to respond.
But before Mr. Qi had a chance to express his opinion, Yan Yan, who had just paused for a moment, began to speak again:
"How to put it, I'm the kind of girl who is beloved by people, blooms flowers when seen, and has cars stopping for her. This is intolerable—right?"
