His profession dictated an unpredictable work schedule. Sometimes he'd be away for as few as ten days to a half month, or even longer. It couldn't be helped that he wasn't like other men who could care for their wives daily, offering an umbrella on rainy days or a coat on snowy ones.
So, during a rare holiday, he would devote his entire body and soul to taking care of his wife and child.
Memoria Campbell picked a dumpling, placed it on her plate, took a bite, and glanced at the man beside her who was smiling at her, wanting to say something but didn't.
In truth, she understood his thoughts. Since she chose him, she was already prepared.
For Gardner Family Junior right now, being able to take care of her like this was his joy. She should give him the chance to express it.
Thinking this, Memoria didn't say anything to stop him from being busy; she just ate the dumplings on her plate vigorously, one after another.
