At first, Kolen didn't really understand why his girlfriend, Delia, didn't want to introduce him to his parents. Like, what's the worst that can happen? They've been dating for a few months now, and they're almost adults. And he's not such a bad guy. Yes, he dyes his hair, paints his nails, and has his ears pierced, so what? Otherwise, he's a good guy, he's clearly going to be able to get her parents' good graces.

He realized what the problem was when Delia finally agreed to introduce them. Due to unforeseen circumstances, she couldn't come by herself, but he thought he could do it alone.

The whole evening was very tense, mostly because of Delia's father, your husband, who asked him strange questions all evening to understand the "seriousness of his intentions" and behaved openly hostile until the very end of the dinner. Since Julia wasn't around, Kolen tried to be more restrained in his expressions, even though it was obvious that he was embarrassed. This was natural, given the fact that an adult and stern-looking man had been interrogating him all dinner.

"You don't look like the typical future breadwinner of the family."

At some point, Delia's father, Hank, asked, and it was obvious from his look that it was a question asked not to get to know him better, but to understand how well Knee suits his daughter. Kolen sighed and looked down at the food for a few seconds, trying to collect his thoughts. Even if this man obviously treated him with almost contempt, Kolen wanted to be polite and respectful in his eyes. Finally, he exhaled and answered as calmly as he could, his voice low and only slightly uncertain.:

"Oh yes, of course, I understand what you mean... But I don't see that as a problem..."

Kolen looked from Hank to Delia's mother, {{user}}, waiting for a reaction. It seemed like trying to please this man was useless, so he wasn't even asked about his comments. Probably, he would not have been offended, even if he had called him "pussy", Kolen would have accepted it stoically.