“An Ya, I am sorry to make you so embarrassed, but please pardon my son’s too affectionate nature.” Being more and more satisfied with An Ya, Mrs. Fang will describe everything Fang Hao has done as something good no matter what the fact is, so that her son’s image can be prettified before An Ya. “Please don’t worry about me, Aunt Fang. As a senior, you need to pay more attention to your own health and not to be bothered by any trifles. I know Fang Hao is a man of good nature, and I believe he will always treat his family members well.” While helping Mrs. Fang to breathe smoothly, An Ya also tries to please her through flattery, and it works. “But Aunt Fang, although I was inside the house just now, I may know that Ding Manman mentioned by you and Fang Hao.” “You know her?” Hearing this, Mrs. Fang directly asks An Ya despite her anger with Ding Manman. “Yes, she was my schoolmate. We were not close, but she was too famous to be neglected. However, I didn’t expect that she was to marry Fang Hao.” An Ya just continues to talk and pretends not to notice Mrs. Fang who has already believed what she said and looks shocked. “Famous for what?” Mrs. Fang never heard this from her son. As Fang Hao and Ding Manman were in the same school, An Ya definitely knew Ding as well, in which case Mrs. Fang naturally believes her.
In the following talk, An Ya intentionally makes up some negative news about Ding Manman. She tells Mrs. Fang that at school Ding often flirted with men and went to hotel with them. What’s worse, Ding even had an abortion and was notoriously indiscreet about her private life. “I heard these from others. Although for many times, I was not the witness, for once I absolutely saw that she and a male student were groping each other in the grass. I didn’t think too much at that time, but now as I hope, she should have reformed herself.” What An Ya has said totally ruins Ding Manman’s reputation and makes Mrs. Fang’s face clouded as expected, but An still pretends not to discover this and keeps helping Mrs. Fang to recover her breath. “Humph, reform herself? I thought she was pure.” Mrs. Fang feels herself terribly cheated, “But now she makes me sick!” Much as Mrs. Fang’s anger was cooled minutes ago, it flares up again right now, and An Ya intentionally speaks with astonishment like pouring oil on fire. “Haven’t Fang Hao told you about these? He is not dishonest, but he might be afraid that you will oppose their marriage if he tells you the truth. After all, nobody wants such a disgraceful past to be exposed to others.” Mrs. Fang is irritated by An’s words as it is true that Fang Hao never told her about this. But after a consideration, Mrs. Fang believes that it was Ding Manman, the little bitch, who made Fang Hao lie to his mother, otherwise her obedient son would absolutely not tell any lies. Now Mrs. Fang considers Ding Manman as the person who should be to blame for everything.
“Aunt Fang, am I wrong to tell you such things? Fang Hao loves Ding Manman so deeply, and I don’t want to destroy their relationship.” As if suddenly realizing something, An Ya looks regretful, and this totally clears up Mrs. Fang’s doubt of her and even helps her to gain a few words of comfort from the latter. “You silly girl, I should thank you for telling me the truth. If it weren’t for you, Fang Hao and I would still be cheated by that wretched Ding Manman.” At the very beginning, Mrs. Fang was suspicious about what Ding encountered, but An’s words make her quite sure that it was only an excuse Ding made up to cover her affairs with other men. Without noticing An’s trick, on the contrary, Mrs. Fang feels very grateful to her, to which An gives a shy smile. “It’s just because I don’t want Fang Hao to be cheated like this. As a kind man, he deserves a happy life. Now I am at ease.” When saying the last few words, An Ya sounds a little shy with female coyness. As an experienced woman, Mrs. Fang understands her immediately and feels happy secretly. It seems that making a match between her son and An Ya will be simpler than she imagined. “An Ya, I want to ask you a question, and I need you to be honest.” Mrs. Fang suddenly becomes serious. Although An Ya knows clearly what Mrs. Fang will ask, in this case she also looks nervous.
“What do you think of Fang Hao?” As expected, An Ya hears that question. Looking at Mrs. Fang who is intentionally kicking up a cloud of dust with her inner sneer, An Ya puts on shyness as she did before, which makes Mrs. Fang very much delighted. “Fang Hao is nice, really nice. Anyone who can become his girlfriend will definitely live in happiness.” An Ya’s undisguised admiration, as if giving publicity to her affection for Fang Hao, receives a beam of satisfaction of Mrs. Fang. “If there is a chance for you to be Fang Hao’s girlfriend now, would you like to take it into consideration?” Carefully observing An’s expression, Mrs. Fang knows that she has a good impression of Fang Hao as she looks pleasantly surprised after hearing this question. But at this moment, Ding Manman, who stands in front of the closed gate of the Fang Family, feels more and more disappointed as Fang Hao never, as she imagined, goes out to give her any answer or comfort. Perhaps he is not allowed to go outside. After all, now Mrs. Fang is not in a good mood, either. With such ideas, Ding Manman has no choice but to stand up and call a taxi. However, soon after she leaves, the gate of the Fang Family opens.
An Ya walks out with Mrs. Fang, talking and laughing. The two seem closer to each other. Holding An’s hands tightly, Mrs. Fang shows her amiability which highlights her harshness towards Ding Manman. “It is too dangerous for a girl to go home alone so late. Let Fang Hao go with you.” Mrs. Fang was intended to invite An Ya for dinner, but in order not to embarrass her with too much hospitality, Mrs. Fang finally decides to let An go home as there are many chances in the future. “I’m OK, Aunt Fang. I guess right now Fang Hao is not in a good mood, so I don’t want to bother him. I can call a taxi. Please don’t worry.” An Ya’s sensible words make Mrs. Fang adore her more. “But I still worry about your safety. I’ll tell my driver to drive you home; otherwise I won’t be at ease.” Right now, Mrs. Fang is of great consideration which is never shown to Ding Manman, though. In the end, Mrs. Fang’s personal driver drives An Ya home. From what Mrs. Fang has done today, An Ya is sure that as long as she agrees, Mrs. Fang will absolutely spare no efforts to make Fang Hao marry her. Looking at the scenes passing by swiftly outside the car window, An Ya is very much pleased. If there is a chance, she really wants to tell this to her good friend Ding Manman who will absolutely have a great reaction.