A good woman to marry should not be someone like Charley Zelger.
He really didn't understand his mother's taste.
How could she fancy Charley Zelger?
"Mark, Auntie said Valentine Teller and I should compete fairly, whoever gets pregnant first will enter your family, you wouldn't object, would you?"
There was a beauty mark at the corner of Charley Zelger's eye, and as she spoke, the mark danced along with her change of expression, giving her a rather enchanting look.
"I firmly object!" Mark Reed answered without hesitation, "I think my mother is desperate to have a grandchild, she's coming up with these nonsensical ideas! Go back and tell her not to involve me in these plans; my wife can only be Valentine Teller."
"Mark, Valentine Teller is not worthy of you at all. Can you bear to make your aunt upset?" Seeing that Mark Reed wouldn't buy her act, Charley Zelger brought up Mother Reed, trying to exploit Mark Reed's filial piety to achieve her goal.
