After a broken marriage, my brother went to work to earn money. Seeing him work day and night, always thin, my whole family was heartbroken. But hey, if this can help him ease his sadness, then he has to accept it.
Last June, my brother suddenly told his parents that he was dating a new girl at the company. My parents advised him to learn carefully, maybe a little slow, but for a lifetime. His previous marriage broke down partly because he and his ex-sister-in-law fell in love with a hurry to get married. Not understanding each other leads to conflicts, no one is willing to yield to anyone, so it becomes like that.
Perhaps because of my parents’ advice, he didn’t bring his girlfriend home to meet his family. I asked, and he just laughed. It wasn’t until yesterday, when my family had a big party, that my mother told him to take his lover home to play, and he nodded.
When the future sister-in-law arrived, everyone was already at the table. Seeing him lead her into the house, everyone looked back and was surprised by her beauty. You are very beautiful. Tall, slim, fair skin. She knows how to dress and coordinate accessories, so she is more elegant and beautiful. Not only that, she talks, behaves very gently, understanding, and modest. When cleaning and washing dishes, she did not hesitate to ask to borrow my home clothes to change and wash with me. Unexpectedly, a man who went through a breakup like my brother might still love such a perfect girl.
During the conversation, I just learned that Thuy (future sister-in-law) is almost 30 years old and wants to have a wedding to settle down. Her parents also urged marriage, but there is a time when a girl is young, she can’t wait forever. Then she sighed, saying that just talking regarding the wedding made my brother wince.
My parents liked it, so when they saw her off, they told her to stop by when she was free. In the evening, when my parents asked regarding marriage, my brother told me to take it slow, no need to rush. He wants to continue getting to know his girlfriend for a few more years and then it’s not too late to get married. It seems that he is still afraid and haunted by the breakdown of his marriage.
Should I recount the conversation with Thuy so that everyone advises him to “get married right away”? But in the long run, I’m afraid it will be difficult for him to find a gentle, beautiful and good-natured girl like her.
