Jacob struggles to reconcile his past with Elaine, while Charlie wisely advises him to focus on the present and the potential fallout of his secret reunion with Aunt Han. Charlie uses a poignant analogy to illustrate that lingering affections don’t guarantee future commitment, especially with Aunt Han set to marry Professor Watt. The chapter ends with Charlie urging Jacob to consider his mother’s reaction if she discovers Aunt Han’s impending marriage, hinting at brewing domestic drama.
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Charlie nodded and said in a calm tone: “But in the past thirty years, you have obviously been married to mother.”
Jacob seemed to be stepped on his tail, and said angrily: “I was drunk and cheated…
Bah, bah, bah! I was raped by Elaine Ma after I got drunk!”
Charlie asked back: “Dad, what’s the point of talking about this now?
Even if you talk about what happened more than thirty years ago,
it will not delay the marriage of lovers.”
After saying that, Charlie said again: “Dad, when you are alive, you have to look forward.
Just because Aunt Han loved you more than thirty years ago doesn’t mean she will still love you now.
It is your own freedom to love who you want.
You can’t force it.”
“I…” Jacob argued with a red face and thick neck: “When your Aunt Han just returned to China, you also came with me to pick her up.
Can’t you see that he has old feelings for me?!”
Charlie nodded: “I know.”
After saying that, his tone changed and he raised his eyebrows and said, “But that was also in the past tense.”