At this moment, Tan Mu happened to walk in with freshly brewed tea, so he clearly heard Bo Sishen’s question and coughed in surprise.
This gentleman has top-notch flirting skills and doesn’t need anyone else to worry about it.
The gentleman was obviously using two identities to stay around the Young Madam, yet he asked so seriously.
Bo Sishen noticed Tan Mu coming in and gave him a cold look. Tan Mu got the hint and quickly brought the tea over, "Sir, Young Madam, please have some tea."
After pouring two cups of hot tea, Tan Mu’s gaze fell on Mu Shini, and after a look, he retreated.
Mu Shini picked up a small teacup, took a tiny sip, and looked slightly embarrassed, "Did I say something wrong just now?"
Tan Mu’s look at her was somewhat strange and very meaningful!
"Mu Shini, I had Tan Mu tell you before, as long as you find a man you like, I won’t object, but while my father is alive, you cannot propose a divorce."
Bo Sishen said in a deep tone.
"Do you really want me to find another man that much?" Mu Shini looked at Bo Sishen, frowning as she asked.
"If you find true love, I can let you go to love." Bo Sishen replied, looking straight into her eyes.
Being stared at so bluntly, Mu Shini felt a bit uncomfortable, but she looked sincerely at Bo Sishen, "If I remember correctly, you are a soldier, so our marriage is a military marriage, right?"
"Yes." Bo Sishen nodded.
"Then why do you want me to do this?" Mu Shini couldn’t hold back and asked.
Bo Sishen looked at her, took a discreet deep breath, and said, "Mu Shini, you can see, I am a disabled person, I have to sit in a wheelchair for the rest of my life, can you endure that your other half is a disabled person?"
"What if I don’t mind?" Mu Shini put down the teacup and looked at Bo Sishen steadily.
Bo Sishen was stunned, then sneered, "Don’t mind? How can you not mind?"
"Bo Sishen, marrying you was my grandfather’s wish. Now that I have married you, I will learn to take care of you... but I need to finish college first! So far, I am really resistant to getting married before completing my studies," Mu Shini said, then changed her tone, "But your situation was a bit special. When I heard about your situation from my father, I once thought you just needed a close maid to take care of you."
But after getting married, for some reason, she never saw him. Instead, she was warned not to consider herself the Young Madam of the Bao Family.
At that time, she thought that although she was married, at least it meant escaping misery and not having to stay day and night with the man who married her through unknown means.
Thinking of this, Mu Shini paused and looked at Bo Sishen, "By the way, I have a question I want to clarify. At that time, I didn’t go to the civil affairs bureau to get the marriage certificate with you. How did you handle the procedures?"
"I am Bo Sishen, there is nothing I can’t handle." Bo Sishen picked up the teapot and poured her tea, casually asking, "Tell me, how do you plan to take care of me?"
"I..." Mu Shini hadn’t thought about how to take care of someone.
"You are still young now, maybe not mature. When you grow up, you might find that married life isn’t just about taking care of a person, and there could be some happiness you deserve that you don’t have, you might not be able to bear it." Bo Sishen said calmly.
"I am already grown up!" Mu Shini snapped.
She could live independently now, so she moved out of the Mu Family.
Bo Sishen glanced at Mu Shini suspiciously and handed her the tea cup, "Is that so? Then tell me, what is the most important thing between a man and a woman?"
Mu Shini took the tea cup, somewhat puzzled, and looked at Bo Sishen, "A marriage certificate."
"It’s sex." Bo Sishen shook his head, his sorrowful gaze moved away from her small face and landed on his own legs...