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Liu Yun actually took the initiative to propose marriage.
Hearing her words, I nearly jumped off the sofa. Liu Yun proposed marriage! I thought this was something that should be brought up by the man first.
"Are you... serious?" I could hardly believe my ears.
"Of course I'm serious," Liu Yun gently patted me, "Don't you want to marry me?"
"I do, I've dreamed about it!" I quickly replied, fearing she might change her mind. "I just didn't expect you to bring it up first."
Suddenly, Liu Yun's smile faded, and she looked at me seriously. "However, before you agree, there's something I must tell you."
Seeing her serious expression made my heart skip a beat. Could it be that she had some hidden concern?
"What is it? Just tell me; whatever it is, I can accept it." I mustered my courage to say.
Liu Yun took a deep breath. "Yang Jianyun, I am DINK."
"DINK?" I momentarily didn’t grasp what she meant.
"It means 'Dual Income No Kids,'" Liu Yun explained. "If you marry me, it means we will never have our own children."
Upon hearing this, I felt a bit shocked but was more puzzled. "Why? Is it that you can't have children, or you just don't want to?"
"I don't want to," Liu Yun said firmly. "I believe life should be lived for oneself. Raising children is too exhausting; it requires sacrificing too much. I don't want to live a life revolving around kids."
I leaned back on the sofa, unsure of what to say for a moment. To be honest, I had never thought about this issue before. In my understanding, getting married and having children was something natural, as instinctive as eating and drinking.
"Are you angry?" Seeing that I was silent, Liu Yun asked with some concern.
"No," I shook my head. "I just didn't expect this question. Can you give me some time to think about it?"
Liu Yun nodded, a hint of disappointment flashing in her eyes. "I understand."
That night, I tossed and turned, unable to sleep. My mind was filled with Liu Yun's words. What would a marriage without children be like? Would I regret it? But if I lost Liu Yun because of this, I might regret it even more.
Early the next morning, I called Liu Yun and asked her to meet me. "I've thought it over," I said, looking firmly into her eyes. "I want to marry you, regardless of whether we have children or not."
Liu Yun's eyes lit up instantly. "Are you sure? This is not a small matter."
"I'm sure," I replied, taking her hand. "To me, you are more important than anything else. Your body is yours; you have the right to decide whether or not to have children. I respect your choice."
Liu Yun hugged me tightly and whispered in my ear, "Thank you for understanding me. I promise I'll make you the happiest man in the world."
And so, we decided to step into the realm of marriage together.
On our way to register for marriage, Liu Yun suddenly posed a question. "Yang Jianyun, are you really willing to get a vasectomy for me? Have you thought about it? If we divorce in the future and you remarry, you might never have the chance to be a father."
"What are you talking about?" I laughed dismissively. "We won't get divorced. Besides, if it comes to that, I can always have a reversal surgery."
Liu Yun shook her head. "The success rate of reversals isn't very high."
Seeing the worry on her face, I gently brushed her furrowed brow. "You don't need to worry; we will never be apart in this lifetime." After all, it's just a minor procedure.
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