American TV series: Start with the little Sheldon's wool

Chapter 324 The arrival of the prospective “father-in-law” (continued)
At the dinner table, Grandma Connie and Father George also expressed their unwillingness to let little George rush to New Jersey to get married.

I have to mention here that Texans have a strong sense of family.

They value their families and have an almost pathological obsession with family integrity.

So with the support of his family, little George, who was not yet 16 years old, escaped the fate of going to New Jersey to get married immediately.

Father Louis, who had made a concession, specifically asked about little George during the rest of the meal.

After learning that his soon-to-be son-in-law owned a well-run game arcade and had some savings, Father Louis softened his attitude a little.

At this point, today's meal has some flavor.

"Take me to where you live, and I can help you make up for whatever is missing." After the meal, Father Louis suggested.

He has some of the characteristics of his daughter's slave, but he is actually quite happy to see that his daughter has a home.

Before leaving, he was also prepared to provide some help to his daughter and prospective son-in-law.

"This..." Mandy had a look of embarrassment on her face when she heard that her father was going to visit her accommodation.

At the same time, several members of the Cooper family also looked a little embarrassed.

After all, having a pregnant woman living in a basement is not a glamorous thing.

"What's wrong Mandy, is there something wrong with where you live?" Father Louis keenly sensed something was wrong in the atmosphere.

"It's nothing." Mandy smiled and said bravely: "Little George, let's go with my dad."

So, under the leadership of his daughter and prospective son-in-law, Father Louis looked surprised when he walked out of the house.

When he arrived at the basement door, the thoughtful Father Louis had a look of dissatisfaction on his face.

"Is this where you live?" Father Louis entered the basement. After seeing the environment clearly, a ball of anger suddenly arose in his heart.

He really didn't expect that the Cooper family would treat his pregnant daughter like this.

"Actually, I took the initiative to ask to live here..." Mandy, who recognized Little George, took the first step to explain to her boyfriend.

When the Cooper family discussed Mandy's residence before, they did intend for her to move into the room where little George once lived.

It's just that the girl was afraid of trouble and wanted to live a two-person world with Little George, so she chose to live in the basement.

Mandy, who took the responsibility on herself, continued: "Besides, little George and I have already planned to buy a house."

"Yes, yes, we will buy a house after we save enough money. If it doesn't work out, we can also rent a house." On the side, little George, who felt guilty, quickly tried to smooth things over.

In fact, Mike had already suggested to little George that he should go out and rent a house.

It's just that little George, who is quite stressed in life, ignored the other party's suggestions in order to save money.

"One code after another, how can they let you live here." Looking at the basement that lacked living facilities, Father Louis felt sorry for his daughter, but at the same time, his newly developed goodwill towards the Cooper family disappeared.

At this time, George and his wife, Mike and others also came to the basement.

As the head of the family, Father George said with a smile: "Louis, don't be angry. If Mandy needs it, our family can make a room for her in the house."

Although the Cooper family is in a tight housing situation, it is not difficult to find a room for Mandy.

The worst possible outcome is for little Sheldon to move back and live with his sister Missy.

However, Father Louis could no longer listen to George's "quibbles". At this time, he was like a volcano about to erupt.

It was just the "begging" look on his daughter's face that allowed him to retain his last bit of sanity.

From a daughter's perspective, Mandy, whose future happiness is bound to little George, is not suitable to cause trouble with the Cooper family.

"Mandy and I have something to say, please give us some private space." Father Louis, who thought a lot in a short period of time, finally decided to see his daughter's attitude first.

Of course, he also considered the worst outcome, which was to take his daughter back to live in New Jersey. Here, the Cooper family, who had been "kicked out", knew they were in trouble and stayed outside the basement waiting for "news."

At this time, several parents, including Grandma Connie, looked unhappy.

"Will Mandy be picked up by her father?" Little George asked with a complicated expression.

Mandy is little George's "first love", and the two are now in the honeymoon period. If possible, little George certainly doesn't want the girl to leave.

"Don't worry, I think Mr. Louis is not a reckless person. As long as Mandy doesn't let go, he probably won't take his daughter away forcibly." Mike, who had observed some details, comforted little George who had no idea.

In fact, this is an important moment to test the depth of the relationship between George and Mandy.

Half an hour later, with some tears on her face and an extra debit card on her body, Mandy opened the door and said, "Little George, come here. My dad wants to talk to you."

Little George outside the house felt an inexplicable sense of security after seeing Mandy's appearance.

Then, like a warrior, he walked into the basement.

The door closed again.

More than half an hour later, Father Louis walked out first. At this time, his mood had stabilized.

"I'll ask you to take good care of Mandy from now on. I will come see her again when I have time." After bidding farewell to the Cooper family with half a request and half a threat, Father Louis drove his muscle car resolutely and left Germany. The small town of Ford City.

Come in a hurry and go in a hurry.

"Little George, what did Mandy's father tell you?" After Louis left, Mary pulled little George aside who had come out to see him off.

"I didn't say anything. I just confirmed the wedding date for Mandy and I." Little George, who felt much more relaxed, explained.

"Is that all?" Mary asked still worried.

No way, Mandy's father's previous image didn't look like someone easy to fool.

"Of course, otherwise what else can I say." Little George affirmed his answer.

In fact, as a father, Father Louis does not have high requirements, he just wants to see his daughter be happy.

This kind of appeal is exactly in line with little George's wishes at this stage.

Coupled with Mandy's maintenance, little George passed the test of Father Louis without much effort.

"Mandy, are you sure you don't want to move into the house?" Mary confirmed aloud when the family sat around the living room again.

After Mandy's father made such a fuss, Mary became more interested in the girl.

This fully illustrates the importance of a backer.

"No, I'm used to living in the basement. Besides, little George and I may have to move out soon." Mandy, whose pregnancy reaction was not strong, has not suffered the pain of pregnancy yet.

Therefore, her yearning for freedom outweighed her need for accommodation. Of course, the girl's savings card also gave her confidence.

"Okay, you can come to me anytime when you need it in the future." Seeing the girl's insistence, Mary didn't press any further.

This time, little Sheldon kept his own independent room, Mandy had a backer, and the Cooper family also successfully fooled the in-laws.

It can be said that everyone is happy.

In the days that followed, little George, who met his father-in-law-to-be, started making crazy money.

As for Mike, who was on his winter vacation, he took the time to visit old principal Tom and resumed his happy daily life.

However, the comfortable winter break quickly passed and Melford High School ushered in the school season again.

(End of this chapter)