Actually, he preferred this feeling. It always reminded him of that sweetest saying, "To hold your hand and grow old with you."
"Everyone has a food they particularly love to eat. I'm no exception; it's just that I like to eat plain noodles, not lobster or shark fin," she said. This was the most discernible difference between her and the other affluent young women around her. Others pursued a high-end material life; people of a certain status always favored exotic delicacies, believing such foods befitted their stature. She, however, sought nothing more than an ordinary life, avoiding any impression of superiority.
"Easy to raise," Glades Horne quipped with a playful smile.
"See? You've married a good wife—easy to raise! Three meals of noodles a day will do the trick. Look how much money I'm saving you," Julia bantered back.
