"I've got used to it. Anyway, I'm no longer her daughter-in-law, and I won't see her often in the future. If she wants to make fun of me, I'll respect her as long as she wants," she said casually.
Daniel sighed and lowered his head. His mother always gave his little fool a long face as if she was a foe in her previous life. The most hateful thing was that she even made up a lie about the wedding. How could he hold the wedding with Leila? The only person who could walk into the church with him was his little fool.
"I don't want to hold a wedding," he said honestly.
"Since you didn't hold a wedding in your first marriage, you should make up for your second one. Make it a grand wedding ceremony, something like century-shocked wedding." The corners of her mouth raised into a very deep, sarc
