Lin Nianhe actually wasn't sure what exactly there was that Su Yuncheng "dared not" do.
She only knew that when it came to her, his "dare not" was not out of fear, but respect, consideration for her, and restraint when emotions ran deep.
Comrade Old Lin probably understood as well—Su Yuncheng was a soldier he had trained, he knew him.
But anyway...
"Dare to bully my daughter, and I'll break your legs!"
The prospective father-in-law looked more and more annoyed the more he looked at his prospective son-in-law.
"The child has just come home, why are you making such a fuss?" Aunt Lin tied on her apron, "Come here, help me peel the potatoes."
Minister Lin happily went to peel the potatoes.
He didn't look at the potatoes, but kept his eyes on Aunt Lin, talking to her about work, mundane matters, and about a stone he ran over on the road today... then he segue into the serious issue of maintaining road cleanliness.
