"Okay," Samuel Thompson nodded.
Mary Perryne followed with, "Then go find me a daughter-in-law."
Samuel Thompson: "..." He had no response to that.
Edward Thompson was too scared to speak.
As they grew older, Mary Perryne became more and more persistent in urging them to marry.
Mary Perryne rolled her eyes at the two brothers and continued, "Who's free tomorrow?"
Upon hearing this, Samuel Thompson and Edward Thompson exchanged a glance before Edward Thompson asked, "Mom, what's happening?"
Mary Perryne placed the last flower into the vase, "The daughter of the Summer family is back, and there's a welcome party tomorrow night. Which of you has the time to accompany me?"
The two families had always been on good terms, and since David Beckman had personally invited them, they naturally had to show face.
Hearing this, Samuel Thompson immediately said with a smile, "For such a good occasion, you should let the elder brother go!"
