Fu Jing smiled and said, "Since you asked, I'll be straightforward. After marriage I won't consider living together with my in-laws, and I also don't like those lively family gatherings every New Year or holiday. I don't want to make small talk and pretend to be close with anyone."
Wen Linyu's brows knit slightly.
So in her eyes, getting together with family counted as pretending?
Just from this point alone, Wen Linyu couldn't accept it.
However, Fu Jing didn't notice Wen Linyu's displeasure and went on, "Every weekend I might be throwing parties at home. If you don't like it, I'll try to cut back, but at least three times a month is non‑negotiable. Also, after marriage I don't plan on having kids, and I don't want to adopt either. I'm afraid kids will affect my quality of life. I hate the sound of children crying and I think they're dirty."
If it weren't for his self‑control, Wen Linyu would probably have already stood up and left.
