The Amazing Son-in-Law [The Charismatic Charlie Wade] (Chinese name) Chapter: 6942

Tawana felt unhappy inside, but she had to keep her feelings hidden. Her boyfriend had started recording her secretly, so she needed to make sure she looked perfect.

With a smile, she reached out her hand to Charlie Wade and Xiao Churan, greeting them politely: “Mr. Ye, Mrs. Ye, hello!”

Xiao Churan was surprised that Tawana initiated the handshake. He was so excited that he forgot to respond at first. But Charlie Wade calmly shook Tawana’s hand and introduced his wife, saying, “Sweet Miss, this is my wife, Xiao Churan.”

After Charlie’s introduction, Xiao Churan snapped back to reality. He quickly shook Tawana’s hand and said excitedly, “Hello, Miss Sweet! I’m your loyal fan!”

Then he remembered his friend standing beside him. “By the way, this is my good friend Dong Ruolin. She’s also a big fan of yours!”

Tawana smiled politely and reached out to Dong Ruolin. “Hello, Miss Dong!”

Dong Ruolin felt a bit flattered and replied quickly, “Miss Sweet, I’ve been a fan of yours for a long time!”

Tawana was pleased to hear this. “Thank you so much for your support. I wouldn’t be where I am today without you and all my fans. I hope you will support the LGBT community and everyone like me. Over the past two years, I have worked hard to raise awareness for this group. Ultimately, I want everyone to recognize their existence, respect their rights, and provide them with better social services.”

After that, she looked at…

Xiao Churan looked at Tawana seriously and asked, “Ms. Xiao, will you support LGBT people like me?”

Xiao Churan felt a bit embarrassed. She had never really thought about LGBT issues and wasn’t sure how to respond. Tawana’s direct question caught her off guard.

If she said she didn’t support it, it would go against Tawana’s beliefs. There’s an old saying in China: don’t hit a smiling face. Tawana was so polite, so Xiao Churan didn’t want to completely oppose her.

After a moment of thought, she said reluctantly, “I will try my best…”

As she said this, Xiao Churan felt uncomfortable. Many people might find this kind of response normal, but for her, it felt like a lump in her throat.

Tawana’s face lit up when she heard Xiao Churan’s answer. “Thank you for your support on behalf of the hundreds of millions of LGBT people around the world!” she exclaimed.

Then, Tawana turned to Dong Ruolin, looking hopeful. “Miss Dong, what about you?”

Dong Ruolin didn’t hesitate like Xiao Churan. Without thinking, she replied, “Of course, let’s work hard together!”

Tawana’s eyes brightened. “That’s fantastic! Ms. Dong, does that mean you’re also a member of LGBT?”

Dong Ruolin quickly waved her hands and replied, “No, I’m not! My sexual orientation is very normal. Like you, I like men.”

Tawana was taken aback for a moment. She glanced at her boyfriend Trevor, then back at Dong Ruolin and smiled. “Ms. Dong, I want to…”

Tawanna confidently defended her point, saying, “Any sexual orientation is normal. All orientations are part of human nature, and we should treat them equally.”

“Yes, that’s what I meant, but I didn’t express it clearly,” Dong Ruolin replied. Inside, she was frustrated. “You’re really good at twisting other people’s words. Thank goodness Sister Dong isn’t in the U.S., or I might be in trouble. If the media caught that, I’d be blamed for so much, I wouldn’t be able to wash it off, even if I jumped into the Amazon River.”

Tawanna felt pleased with her earlier comments. She believed her boyfriend had recorded her speech, and once it was released, it would show that her support for the LGBT community was genuine and selfless.

After winning over two groups, Tawanna turned her attention to Charlie Wade. She thought it was a perfect moment to keep the momentum going. “Mr. Ye, what’s your stance on LGBT? Do you support it or not?” she asked.

“Me?” Charlie Wade frowned, feeling uneasy about the question. He thought Tawanna was being a bit pushy. When friends are introduced, it’s usually not polite to immediately demand their opinion on a sensitive topic. It felt rude, and he found it hard to believe someone as experienced as Tawanna in the entertainment industry didn’t know that. He sensed that she had other motives for asking.

Out of the corner of his eye, Charlie noticed that Tawanna’s boyfriend seemed distracted, playing with his phone.

Charlie held his mobile phone with both hands, the camera pointing at him and Tawanna. At that moment, he seemed to grasp what Tawanna was trying to convey.

Calmly, he said, “LGBT issues are like immigration in the United States. They are very complicated. How can you simply express your support or opposition?”

Tawanna felt a spark of happiness when she noticed that Charlie Wade wasn’t openly supporting her views.

If everyone agreed with her all the time, there would be nothing thrilling about sharing such a video. It wouldn’t showcase her passion. Even when faced with someone as challenging as Charlie, she believed that overcoming his tough questions would prove her enthusiasm and skill.

So, Tawanna asked firmly, “Why can’t you just say if you support or oppose something? Support is support, and opposition is opposition. Just share your honest thoughts. What’s so hard about that?”

Charlie smiled and replied, “Let me ask you this: immigrants in the United States come from hundreds of different countries. There are legal immigrants and illegal immigrants. If we set legal immigrants aside for now, think about illegal immigrants. Some enter the U.S. unlawfully and contribute positively, while others commit crimes like theft or violence. There are also those who don’t work and rely on government support to live. There are millions of illegal immigrants, each with their own background. Just like you can categorize people into different personality types, how can we tackle such a complex issue?”

Do you support or oppose illegal immigrants staying in the United States? First, let me ask you: Do you support those who are living here without legal status?