The Truth option somehow indeed piqued Lorraine's interest.

She could not recall the game's rules, so she just said, "Maria, take the Truth."

Maria agreed.

“Describe your ideal partner. What was your idea of an ideal man when you were single?”

After hearing this, Vivian thought that Maria would definitely use this as an opportunity to flatter Anthony; she could explain her ideal guy in terms of how she saw Anthony.

However, she did not wish for Maria to get what she wanted.

Vivian did not want Maria and Anthony to get along well in their relationship, even though she knew that it was impossible for her to be with Anthony either.

Vivian smiled and said, “Maria, you must reveal the actual thoughts you had. That means before you met Anthony. It will be considered cheating if your thoughts coincide with his character."

There was no problem with that at all.

If Maria had fantasies about her future husband before meeting Anthony, it was impossible for them to perfectly coincide with Anthony's character.

When Ron heard this, he nodded and exclaimed, "Yes, yes! Vivian is right. In this game, we have to tell the truth. Your previous idea of ideal man should not coincide with Anthony's character."

Ron had the right to make the final say since he was the host.

Seeing that her simple-minded relative could assist her in a critical point made Vivian even happier.

The situation presented Lorraine with a challenge, though.

She was, after all, an elder and had a generational difference with the youth. She was not accustomed to such an “exciting” game.

Lorraine instantly thought this didn't seem to be a good game. She began to feel guilty, seeing that she had made trouble unconsciously. She did not want to ruin the relationship between Anthony and Maria.

She was sorry and even considered canceling this round. For the sake of Maria and Anthony's harmonious relationship, she didn't care whether canceling the game would spoil everyone's mood.

“Okay, I will say it." However, Maria beat her to it.

Now that Maria had accepted, it would be hard for Lorraine to come up with a plan to call off the game.

“First and foremost, the gender was male."

Ron burst out Laughing as soon as Maria finished her words

“Is that necessary?"

Maria continued, "As for his age. It was fine as Long as he had reached the legal age for marriage."

Ron's already hearty Laugh intensified.