John Brown knew that the Old Master Smith would ask such a question, so he didn't hide it and said, "Grandpa, to be honest, I married Gina with no intention of divorcing her, and I even have a child outside, whom I've brought home now."
The old master's face darkened, and he said, "So, you're saying you can't marry our Melody?"
John Brown sighed, not because the old master was losing his temper, but because he felt sorry for Melody Yoody, and said, "Melody was my first love, and I haven't married for all these years, actually because of her, but after meeting again, some unexpected things happened which kept us apart. Now that I've married Gina, I can't not be responsible to her."
"Melody is pregnant with your child, you won't take responsibility for Melody?" The old master put down his teacup, staring at John Brown, eyes sharp, hinting that if John didn't answer well, he was going to get angry.
