Chapter 17: Mr. Ji’s persuasion

.>Okay, okay, Grandpa knows you are still young. You don’t have to worry. Grandpa didn’t even think about finding a wife for you right now? And even if you find a wife for you, wouldn’t grandpa still be unable to have a great-grandchild?
< . < . .>Grandpa Xiao Xiangzi really doesn’t want a wife now. Ji Zhexiang obviously didn't understand what Mr. Ji said. He almost shed tears when he saw Mr. Ji laughing. Ji Zhexiang thought that Mr. Ji didn't believe him, so he quickly added. Really, really, Xiao Xiangzi really doesn’t want it. Well, I don’t want it now and I won’t want it in the future. As if to be serious, Ji Zhexiang actually added the sentence "I don't want it in the future" after saying "I don't want it."
< . < . .>Huh? I can’t help but want it in the future. Seeing Ji Zhexiang's face wrinkled and trying hard to prove to himself that he didn't even want a wife in the future, Mr. Ji quickly interrupted him. By the way, Xiao Xiangzi, what does it have to do with whether you want a wife or not and whether you take care of Shui Xin?
< . < . .>Obviously Ji Cangjing did not tell Mr. Ji that he wanted to treat Guan Shuixin as a child bride, so Mr. Ji still doesn't know the source of Ji Zhexiang's pain.
< . < . .>My dad told me that grandpa was the child bride of our family, so she is my wife. Grandpa, I don’t want to marry her now.
< . < . .>What? ! Child bride? ! Ahahahahahahahahahahahaha.
< . < . .>Finally figured out the root cause of the matter. Now Mr. Ji couldn't help but laughed again.
< . < . .>Grandpa, grandpa, why are you laughing? Everything Xiao Xiangzi said is true.
< . < . .>In Ji Zhexiang’s eyes, Mr. Ji’s words were undoubtedly strange today and he was laughing so hard that he didn’t even say three sentences.
< . < . .>Hehehehehehe amused me to death. Ji Cangjing is this kid! Hehehehehe. Xiao Xiangzi, don't worry, your father will never force you to marry Guan Shuixin today.
< . < . .>You can’t force me tomorrow, and you can’t force me the day after tomorrow.
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< . < . .>Haha, Grandpa Xiao Xiangzi promises you that your father will never force you to marry Guan Shuixin as your wife. Is this a bad thing? Haha, but I saw that girl in Shui Xin today who looks just like her mother Mu Qin, who is also a beauty. I'm afraid that when you grow up, you will wish your father would force you.
< . < . .>Grandpa, do your words count? What if you leave and my dad doesn't listen to you anymore?
< . < . .>He dares? !
< . < . .>When Ji Yaowu heard his grandson insisting that his son might not listen to him, Ji Yaowu's tiger eyes immediately widened like bells.
< . < . .>Hey, little Xiangzi, grandpa, let me tell you this. Have you ever seen any family whose children got married when they were one or two years old? Are there any of your group of children?
< . < . .>Oh no. Ji Zhexiang was really stunned when his grandfather asked him this question. Yes, Yan and the others don't have wives. Anyone who has a wife is an adult.
< . < . .>That’s right. Little brats like you are not allowed to get married in this country. We have to wait until you grow up to be as tall as your father before you can get married. Xiangzi, if you grow up to be as tall as your father, will you still be afraid of your father?
< . < . .>Of course I’m not afraid! My dad will definitely not be able to beat me by then! I can knock him down with just one punch! When Mr. Ji asked Ji Zhexiang this question, he immediately started taking pictures proudly.
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