Chapter 534: Your Boyfriend Might Already Have a Marriage Certificate

Chapter 534: Chapter 534: Your Boyfriend Might Already Have a Marriage Certificate

Renee Jennings nodded lightly. "Go for it, Susan. I’m looking forward to your good news."

"Okay, goodbye, Ms. Jennings. Goodbye to all the brothers and sisters who were worried about me." Susan smiled and waved, then voluntarily disconnected from the call.

[Go, Susan! We’re waiting for your good news!]

[Go, go, go, Susan! Take back everything that belongs to you!]

Susan sent Angel Wings, worth 188 yuan.

[Host, I’m back!]

[Renee Jennings, Daisy Chapman!]

[Host, look at me! Look at me!]

[Renee, Daisy Chapman is back! Connect with her!]

Renee Jennings saw the comments, her brow arching slightly as she smiled. "Alright, I know, I see her."

She sent a connection request to Daisy Chapman.

A girl wearing sunglasses appeared on the split screen again, but her hair, which had been in a ponytail before, was now let down naturally, and she had changed out of her uniform into a casual white T-shirt with a cartoon on it.

Daisy Chapman grinned, waving her hand. "Hello, Host. Hello, everyone in the audience. Thank you all for helping remind the host about me."

"Daisy Chapman, what kind of pet do you have?" Renee Jennings asked softly.

"An Andrel ferret." Daisy Chapman pulled a milk-tea-colored ferret into view from the side. "Her name is Misty."

[Whoa, first time seeing a ferret.]

[So cute! Does it shed?]

Daisy Chapman looked at the comments and laughed. "I think it’s fine. Brushing her once a day helps reduce loose fur and shedding."

[I’m tempted! Is the little guy expensive?]

[It probably depends on the coat color. The rarer the color, the more expensive.]

"Right. One like mine costs one or two thousand." Daisy Chapman stroked Misty’s small, round head.

Misty grinned happily and affectionately rubbed her head against Daisy Chapman.

[So well-behaved.]

[I want to get a well-behaved furbaby like that too!]

"Misty is certainly very cute." A slight smile touched Renee Jennings’s lips as she spoke softly, "Daffy, want to tell me your story?"

"Okay." Daisy Chapman nodded, her voice turning serious. "Host, I want to talk about a relationship problem. My boyfriend and I have been together for six years."

[A long-term relationship?]

[You’ve been dating for six years and still aren’t married?]

[Just a reminder, the longer you date, the harder it is to get married (no offense).]

Renee Jennings pressed her lips together, asking gently, "Have you two considered getting married?"

"Of course we have," Daisy Chapman said quickly. "I’ve been pushing my boyfriend to get married for the past two years."

Renee Jennings frowned slightly. "So, is it that your boyfriend doesn’t plan on getting married?"

"His attitude is a little strange." Daisy Chapman frowned, her voice tinged with melancholy. "For the past two years, he’s been saying he doesn’t want to get married yet and told me to wait a bit longer."

[That’s so weird. You’ve been dating for so long, why wouldn’t he want to get married?]

[I don’t think it’s weird. Some people just want to date and not get married. Like me~]

[But if you don’t want to get married, you should make that clear before you start dating, right?]

Renee Jennings: "Daffy, before you started dating, did your boyfriend ever state that he didn’t plan on getting married?"

"No, he never said anything like that." Daisy Chapman shook her head. "Besides, when we first started dating, he’d often share videos of little kids with me. I felt like he must have been thinking about marriage and children."

[He probably just thought the kids were funny.]

[Maybe you were just imagining things? He could’ve just thought they were interesting.]

"Is that so?" Daisy Chapman bit her lip, her shoulders slumping slightly. A palpable sense of dejection emanated from her.

"You’ve been pushing him to get married for the past two years, and he told you to wait. What about now?" Renee Jennings looked at her, puzzled. "What’s his attitude now?"

"That’s what I find the strangest." Daisy Chapman sighed, unconsciously clenching her fists. "I proposed to him on Valentine’s Day. He said he could take wedding photos with me, go on a honeymoon, buy a diamond ring and all the traditional gold jewelry... he’d even give me all his money. But he doesn’t want to get a marriage license."

"That is strange." Renee Jennings’s brow furrowed in thought. "He’ll give you anything, but he won’t get a marriage license?"

Daisy Chapman: "Yes, that’s what he said."

A flicker of movement in Renee Jennings’s eyes. "Daffy, are you and your boyfriend in a long-distance relationship?"

Daisy Chapman nodded. "Yes, we are."

"Have you been long-distance since you started dating?"

"Yes. We usually see each other once a month, or once every two months."

[So it’s a long-distance relationship. That explains everything...]

[Daffy, I think your boyfriend might already have a marriage license, and that’s why he doesn’t want to get one with you.]

[+1, Daffy’s definitely the other woman!]

Daisy Chapman looked at the comments. Behind her sunglasses, her eyes glistened with tears, and her voice caught in a sob. "To be honest, I’m afraid of that too."

Perhaps sensing her owner’s emotions, Misty vigorously rubbed her fluffy head against Daisy Chapman, whimpering, "Don’t cry, don’t cry!"

"Daffy," Renee Jennings said softly. "Have you ever gone to your boyfriend’s city to see him?"

"Yes." Daisy Chapman lowered her head, taking off her sunglasses to wipe away her tears. "Sometimes I stay in a hotel, and sometimes he takes me to stay at his parents’ house."

"Does his whole family know you?"

"Yes, I’ve met his parents and his sister. That’s why I didn’t think much of it two years ago when he said he didn’t want to get married yet. But this year, when I brought up marriage, what he said made me feel very insecure."

"You... suspect he’s already married?"

"Yes." Daisy Chapman nodded emphatically. "If he’s not married, why would he specifically stress that we can’t get a marriage license?"

"I understand." Renee Jennings slowed her speech. "Does Misty spend much time with your boyfriend?"

"Not much before." Daisy Chapman sniffled, explaining, "It was because being rejected when I proposed this year made me suspicious, so I intentionally had him look after her for a while."

"Okay. How do you usually address your boyfriend?"

"I call him Young Mr. Quinn, and he calls me Daffy."

[Young Mr. Quinn... Is your boyfriend very rich?]

[Why do you call him Young Mr. Quinn? You sound like an employee and a boss, not a couple.]

Daisy Chapman: "It’s because that’s what I called him when we first met. It became a habit, so I never changed it. His family is fairly well-off; they’re in the restaurant business."

[I really wouldn’t recommend calling him that. It can give a guy the wrong impression, like you’re someone who works under him.]

[Right, it can affect how he treats you.]

"Okay, I get it." Daisy Chapman said obediently. "I’ll change it."

Renee Jennings smiled and looked at the Andrel ferret in Daisy’s arms. "Misty, hello."

"Whimper... Daffy’s crying." Misty whined worriedly. "Daffy’s sad."

"Misty, are you very worried about Daffy?"

"Whimper... Daffy can’t be sad."

"I have a way to make Daffy not sad, but I’ll need your help. Can you do that, Misty?"

Misty bobbed her small, round head like a chick pecking at rice. "Whimper~ Yes, yes! Misty will help, of course I’ll help!"

Renee Jennings’s lips curled into a smile. "You’re such a good girl, Misty. Then let me ask you, do you know Young Mr. Quinn?"