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Recently, there was a big dilemma in a rental at a university in the UK. It is said that a boy was adopted by his parents at a young age and is now 19 years old, about to attend undergraduate studies at UCL in London. He has a 21-year-old sister who is currently studying at UAL but has never been in a relationship. Recently, the boy's mother suggested to him that if his sister graduates and still hasn't found a partner, then the boy and his sister could get married. Because they are not blood-related and not considered close relatives. The boy was preparing to study abroad, apart from applying for offers, he also needed to find accommodation. He originally planned to ask his sister if she had any thoughts on this matter, but as soon as he heard his mother's proposal, he immediately felt very scared and firmly refused. Since being adopted, he has always regarded his sister as his own sister, how could he marry his own sister? He finds it difficult to overcome this psychological barrier. The boy's mother provided three reasons for this: firstly, they are from the same family, so there is no need for a dowry. Secondly, the boy is an orphan with no other relatives, so after marriage, there would be no worries about in-law relationships and it would strengthen family ties. Thirdly, he is about to enter university, and this semester he can live in London with his sister. The family is not only willing to continue paying his tuition fees but can also help them find a large apartment near Zone 2, with a bedroom area of 26 square meters, equipped with a separate bathroom. It is only a 1-minute walk to the bus stop and a 3-minute walk to the subway station. The surrounding facilities are complete, including supermarkets, pizza shops, cafes, and convenience stores, etc. Moreover, the location of this apartment is very advantageous, and the commuting time to UCL and UAL by public transportation will not exceed half an hour. From Monday to Friday, they can go to school freely without interfering with each other; on weekends, they can have coffee and meals together to deepen their bond. After the boy graduates, they can get married directly and then stay there to work and live. In this way, the marriage issues of both of them will be resolved. It sounds somewhat reasonable, and the boy feels powerless to escape the situation, so he goes to communicate with his sister. The sister says that the housing prices in London are currently skyrocketing, and she has checked out this apartment that the family found, which is very nice. After discussing it, they decide to book two rooms here. As for whether they will get married in the future, they plan to let time decide...