It was a pretty good idea, but it wasn't very realistic.
Typically, matchmaking companies charged a membership fee and connected members.
'If it were aimed at the nobles, then it would be entirely possible. But it doesn't fit with this policy.'
Most of the old bachelors and spinsters who were socially problematic were free people.
There were many cases where people could not get married because they did not have the money to buy a dowry.
If you asked people who were struggling to make ends meet to pay membership fees, who on earth would support them?
Moreover, it was a headache to migrate from the north to Perias.
When Abel raised his objection, Aman Balisieta's face darkened.
"I see. I was short-sighted. I didn't realize that money was involved."
"No, but it was a very good idea. If we could provide funding, it would be a good idea."
"Yes? How do you say that?"
"I'm giving you a loan."
Were they short on wedding funds?
