"You little rascal! Can't you be a bit serious?" Louisa couldn't help but nudge him, "Your sister's really cool. She's already gone out, and won't be back anytime soon."
"Oh, then I'll go upstairs for a shower first."
"Hold on, I'm not done yet."
Seeing David darting up the stairs, Louisa got a bit miffed. She knew this scamp knew exactly what she was about to say and deliberately avoided her!
Forty minutes later, David came back downstairs, found a spot, and started munching on some fruit on the table.
"Is she still not back?"
Louisa seized the opportunity, "Can you tell me what the hell you're doing every day! You're not getting any younger, you need to think about your future!"
Suddenly, something crossed her mind. She couldn't help but ask, "I heard things are pretty complex in your circle. Is there anyone into same-sex stuff? You're not, are you?"
"Pfft," David almost choked, "Mom, what the heck are you talking about!"
His reaction made Louisa feel a bit suspicious, "Tell me the truth, do you have a boyfriend, and that's why you don't want to come home for blind dates? If that's the case, just spill it. I'm not a prude."
"Mom, what the heck are you talking about!"
"Even if you're gay, I can accept it. It's better than being alone!"
David was speechless, "Mom, it's not like I can't get a girlfriend! I'm still young and full of life!"
"So why don't you get one? Even though you're not exactly handsome or tall, and getting a bit old."
"Mom, I'm only 22! How is that old?" David couldn't help but retort.
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