Is Su Teng sick?

Because he was ill, he hardly got married in his thirties.

Is it inhumane?

Or is it a terminal illness with a short life expectancy?

But Su Teng doesn't look like someone suffering from a terminal illness.

That means he can no longer be human.

Mother Cheng came to her senses and asked, "What's wrong with you? Auntie, you look very healthy. You don't look like a patient no matter what."

"Auntie, Cheng Qin is upstairs, right? I want to confess everything to her."

Mother Cheng nodded reluctantly.

Su Teng stood up and said to Cheng's mother: "Auntie, let me go upstairs and talk to Cheng Qin. I will tell Cheng Qin without reservation about my illness."

"Oh, okay, you guys have a good chat, and then you go downstairs to eat when they come back."

Su Teng walked upstairs.

Mother Cheng looked at his back and murmured in a low voice: "I can't tell that he is sick. What is wrong with him? Why is he unmarried at such an old age because of illness?"

Is there something wrong with older young people not getting married?

Well, what if...

My daughter still doesn�t know when she will find a boyfriend.

Su Teng, they really like it.

Cheng's mother regarded Su Teng as her son-in-law.

Cheng Qin heard Su Teng say that he was sick, and heard him say that he wanted to go upstairs. She turned around and went back to her room, pretending not to know that Su Teng was chatting with her mother downstairs.

Soon, Su Teng arrived at the door of Cheng Qin's room. He raised his hand and knocked on the door.

"The door is unlocked. Come in by yourself."

Cheng Qin responded.

Su Teng twisted the doorknob and actually opened the door. He pushed the door open and entered without closing the door again.

"Cheng Qin." JrNovels.com