Rosie breathed a sigh of relief: “That’s good. Come, let’s drink a toast. From now on, we’re family.”
The four of them drank together, and the atmosphere gradually became warmer.
After dinner, when Ethan was about to clear the dishes, Rosie hurriedly stopped him: “Ethan, your status is no longer the same as before. How could I let you wash the dishes? Just leave it to me.”
This made Ethan feel uncomfortable: “I’m used to washing dishes and cleaning, let me do it.”
“Ethan, let her do it. She’s more accustomed to these things. You’re a man, stop being so fussy.” Roger spoke up.
Ethan reluctantly gave in: “Then it’s all on you.”
Ethan referred to her as “Aunt.”
It takes time to accept someone, and Ethan truly didn’t mean to say it that way.
“Come, Ethan, let’s go over here and have so
