Cui Wang was greatly pleased and said with a smile, "Once your marriage is settled, I should also start thinking about getting married."
He was three years older than Cui Du, already eighteen this year, and still unmarried. This was considered rare in present-day Da Liang.
His father had kept him in Nanyang County, instructing him to fully support Cui Du, with a purpose he understood well. Over the past two years, he had become adept at his duties, proving to be Cui Du's strong arm. In the future, he would certainly be staying long-term in Nanyang County, so it would be best to marry a local wife.
Cui Du, immersed in his own joy, didn't catch the double entendre in Cui Wang's words.
Cui Wang busied himself with writing a letter while Cui Du lay on the bed, his heart as radiant as spring flowers in full bloom, finding it hard to fall asleep. He tossed and turned until midnight before finally feeling drowsy.
He had a dream.
