Chapter 221

00Melissa said without hesitation, "I like girls."

00A boy was too naughty. He was much more gentle than a girl. It was reasonable to say that his daughter was a caring little cotton-padded jacket of his parents.

00A boy's mind was not as delicate as a girl's.

00So she preferred girls.

00Ralap once asked her this question, and her answer was also the girl. She said, "I must have a daughter in my life."

00However, in the end, she did not have a daughter in this life.

00Gloria picked up some food for her. "You like girls, and I like my daughter, too. But I want you to be a boy this time."

00All the rich and powerful families hoped that their daughter-in-law would be able to marry into a family of their own. Although people were open-minded and both men and women were the same, in such a family that had huge property and needed to be inherited, they would all ask for a son.

00Melissa understood what she meant as well. She lowered her head in