Domination in America, Starting from being a Boxing Champion

Could he also be scum? A pervert? The lowest of the low? I know them all, and not one of them holds a candle to Link, not in taste, thought, interests, talent, insight, conversation skills, abilities, nothing.

If I must choose a man, why shouldn't I choose the best, the most excellent? Don't my qualifications deserve the best?"

"...."

Mom Liu was at a loss for words; after going in circles, the conversation returned to square one.

She thought Link was a playboy and not worth investing too much in, let alone having children with him.

But Feifei's view was that aside from being a bit of a playboy, Link excelled in other areas far more than his peers, making his philandering somewhat acceptable.

Mom Liu even admitted that Link was indeed exceptional, and next to him, no one of his age could compare.

Even the newly minted billionaire Mark Zuckerberg, aside from being rich, didn't seem to have much charm.

And Link was certainly not short of money.

Then there's the piano master Lang Lang, who, aside from his spirited piano performances, seemed pretty average at other times.

Link also played the piano quite well and had composed many globally best-selling piano accompaniment songs.

In piano performances, Link might not rival Lang Lang, but in musical talent, nobody would think he was inferior to anyone.

Not to mention, Lang Lang had a nagging father.

Mom Liu thought, if she couldn't prove the point that "Link is unreliable," just calling him a playboy wouldn't convince the infatuated Feifei.

"Also, mom, you just said you hoped I wouldn't end up a single mom like you. Have you considered that my lack of expectations for married life might also be influenced by you?"

Chris Liu said this while batting her bright phoenix eyes at Mom Liu across from her.

Mom Liu's mouth twitched, her hand raised to slap her, but mid-swing, it turned into an index finger pointing right at her delicate nose, angrily questioning,

"Unfilial daughter, have you really decided to entrust your life to a playboy?"

Chris Liu looked at Link's photo for two seconds, then firmly nodded her head.

"Link can give me everything I desire, both emotionally and physically, in my career, aesthetics, reputation, sense of security, ambitions, and most importantly...I love him, and that outweighs everything."

"Sigh!"

Mom Liu sighed helplessly and resignedly said, "Have it your way. If Link abandons you later and you end up raising a child alone, turning into an old hag, don't blame me for not warning you."

"Mom, don't worry, I'm not blindly in love; I know what I'm doing and what I want. I will never end up a loser in life."

Chris Liu blinked her beautiful phoenix eyes and suddenly reached for the water glass on the table, gulping down half of it in one go.

"You?"

Mom Liu was confused by her action; despite her urging to drink water previously, she had not succeeded and was instead persuaded by her.

She was ready to become a grandmother, but then Feifei suddenly drank the water.

"Mom, you forgot, I'm in my safe period these past few days, so it doesn't matter whether I take birth control or not."

Chris Liu said with a wink and a smile.

Mom Liu raised her hand in frustration, shooting her a displeased look, "How can you be so thick-skinned now, talking about these things without even blushing? I think you've picked up some bad habits from Link."

Chris Liu just shrugged and didn't argue back.

Since dating Link, she realized she had indeed changed a lot—she was no longer as timid and shy, nor did she fuss over trivial matters like before.

Having Link as her backbone, she spoke and acted with more confidence and ease, unconcerned with others' opinions, no longer inhibited in her actions.

Now, she only cared about Link's opinion.

She felt this change was positive; she was better than before.

The plane cut through the clouds as Chris Liu lay back in her seat, continuing to read articles about Link in the newspaper.

After the boxing match, she had to return to the film crew to continue shooting.

Meanwhile, Link still had some post-match work to take care of on Hong Kong Island and was going to attend the premiere of "The Snow Flower and the Secret Fan," as well as reshoot some scenes for "The Flowers of War."

Link was busy, and her staying there was pointless.

But after finishing his work, Link would return to Capital City to visit the pregnant Shu Chang, and then the three of them could spend a few days together again.