Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 175 I'll Treat Her Well

After dinner, my parents pulled me into the study and placed my identification documents on the table.

I stepped forward. Just as I was about to pick them up, Mom stopped me.

"We can give this to you. But first, we need to ask you a few questions," she said solemnly.

She looked at me with deep concern and asked, "Have you really thought this through? Is Eric truly the one?"

Dad gazed at me lovingly. "Sweetheart, our family isn't struggling to put food on the table. There's no need for you to rush into marriage. Your mother and I can take care of you. Even if you never get married, we'll always support you."

I felt a surge of warmth spread through my chest. Regardless, I nodded firmly. "I've thought it through. Eric treats me very well, and I sincerely want to marry him. It may seem rushed, but this is a decision I made after careful consideration."

I knew exactly what my parents were worried about. Even though they had a good impression of Eric, they couldn't fully trust him just yet. After all, I had been hurt by Jeremiah before. They didn't want to see history repeat itself.

"Mom, Dad, we've really thought this through." I met their eyes earnestly while subtly glancing at the documents on the table.

The main reason I came home today was to take them with me. Eric and I had already agreed to get our marriage certificate tomorrow.

was, Dad let out a long sigh and

I was about to take them, he suddenly paused. "Are

chance to hesitate, I snatched the documents from his hands and

hands, I

stunned before chuckling in

the documents were in my hands, there was nothing left to argue about. "Let's call Eric

tilted my head toward the

I lowered my voice so that they couldn't hear me and added apologetically, "They

and ruffled my

he strode in

and Eric emerged with his usual calm expression. Judging from the looks on their faces,

home, I couldn't hold back my curiosity and asked, "What did my parents ask

said that while you were perfect in their eyes, others might

pang of pain shot through my heart,

did

then turned