Edward Foster is clearly a foodie too, knowing the East African cuisine inside out.
Lawrence Winters' eyes lit up instantly: "I must go and see for myself!"
Mrs. Foster peeked through the door gap and saw Edward and Lawrence standing in the hallway talking animatedly, like a perfect couple.
She was so thrilled she couldn't stop smiling.
For Edward to be deeply enamored with an academic girl was truly unexpected for Mrs. Foster.
That's why she was committed to bringing them together.
When finding a daughter-in-law, she doesn't focus on family background, but rather the woman's qualities and abilities, and most importantly, good character.
Women with poor character, no matter how good other conditions are, cannot be married. Bringing one home would mean trouble and a source of family downfall.
People often say "wealth doesn't last three generations," but why?
