When my daughter was five, her favorite saying was "I'm going to marry Daddy!" I didn't mind hearing that from my beloved daughter. But I figured that when she grew up, she'd forget all about Daddy, find a boyfriend, get married, have kids, and live happily ever after—that's what I thought. But something was off about my daughter. Even in elementary school, middle school, and then high school, my daughter kept saying, "I'm going to marry Daddy!" What's more, it's getting more serious with each passing year. By the time she was in high school, she was saying, "To marry Daddy, I'll become Prime Minister and change the laws!" She was determined to marry me, even if it meant changing the laws. That's why I could never bring myself to tell my daughter, "You're my adopted daughter." Even though we're not blood-related, I consider her my true daughter. But if things continue this way, precisely *because* we're not blood-related, we might end up not as father and daughter, but as husband and wife! What on earth should Daddy do!?