Chapter 571

Moreover, Ronald and Bailey, along with Naomi, had been close since childhood. They were so close that their genders never seemed to matter between them. Because of that, when Ronald said he wanted to marry Bailey, no one in the family believed him. Blocking Jackson's swinging cane, Ronald protested, "Bailey just has short hair. How does that make her a boy? There are even bald nuns! Why can't I be with Bailey?" Jackson, now hitting harder, retorted, "If nuns are bald, why don't you go bring a nun home?" "I'm not lying," Ronald insisted. "I really am going to marry Bailey." "Then, you two must be in cahoots to fool the family." He promptly continued, "I won't insist on you getting married. Just bring back a few children. Whether you get married or not is up to you." Jackson was the one who wanted Ronald to go on blind dates and get married. However, the marriage had to be one that would actually work out. If Ronald and Bailey, the tomboy, got together, they wouldn't be able to ha