Shut Up, Malevolent Dragon! I Don’t Want to Have Any More Children With You

“Big Sister, why is Mom so cold to Dad in the memory world? She should like Dad, right?”

In the room, Moon tilted her head, having just finished watching the earlier scene, and asked curiously. Matters of emotions were a mystery to her. She rubbed her chin, frowning deeply as she thought about it but couldn’t figure it out.

“I’m not sure either… Aurora, what do you think?”

Aurora pondered for a moment and then said thoughtfully,
“The books say that for two people to have a true connection, they must meet at the right time. Only then can a proper relationship blossom.”
“Even though both Dad and Mom are themselves in this memory world, it’s not the right time for them to connect.”

“So, does that mean Mom and Dad’s feelings for each other were only solidified at some moment in the future?”

“Mm… I think so,” Aurora said. “Books also mention that love can be divided into two types: love at first sight and love that grows over time.”@@novelbin@@

Aurora continued,
“But in my opinion, this isn’t entirely accurate. A perfect relationship is a combination of both.”

Muse scratched her head, confused. “A combination of both? What does that mean?”

“It means there’s a moment when both people feel a spark and acknowledge their feelings. Then, over time, through spending time together, that spark turns into affection, and eventually, it deepens into love,” Aurora explained calmly.
“That’s why, in this memory world, Mom wouldn’t feel anything for Dad, and Dad probably knows this too. That’s why he’s not forcing this version of Mom to feel anything for him.”