Mrs. Quincy shot a glance their way. 'When did it become the younger generation's place to chime in while the elders are talking?' Still, she answered politely, "A lively party is nice, but cleaning up afterward is a hassle. Having it at a restaurant will be easier for everyone. It will also be more convenient for Ian to meet people. Many of our relatives and friends haven't seen him in years."
This struck Vivian Lee as even more unfair. In her past life, after the wedding, she had spent two whole days cleaning the courtyard by herself because Ian's eldest sister-in-law was still in her postpartum confinement. 'So how come Cecilia doesn't have to do it now that it's her turn?'
As if she had just remembered something, she asked, "I heard from my sister that you two won't be living together after you get married?"
Mrs. Quincy replied, "We have too many children at home. There isn't enough room."
Vivian Lee: "..." 'So what Cecilia said was actually true!'
