When Audrey Sutton just married Shane Warner, she felt anxious.
After all, Shane was rely a prince in her imagination before, where she painted an ideal picture of him in her mind but didn’t really know what he was like in reality.
At the ti of marrying him, she felt lucky and excited, but afterward, she started to wonder if she had been too hasty, whether this prince was different from her imagination?
Might there be so peculiar habits? Temperantal issues or even dostic violence?
But now, it seems alright; the prince is indeed different from what she fantasized, but none of the negative behaviors she feared have appeared.
A week later, the temperature began to rise again.
Audrey Sutton donned her little dress, gladly went out with Shane Warner, and took his car to school.
Because of the warming weather, she no longer wore her hair down but tied it up in a high ponytail, making her look even younger.
However, Shane Warner no longer cared as much about the age difference between them; having a young wife is his skill, his pride.
Shouldn’t an old cow have so skills to eat young grass?
Besides, she’s inherently at a youthful age; there’s no need to dress maturely for him, although he likes her in any appearance.
"I’ll bring you lunch at noon, what would you like to eat?" Audrey Sutton asked while pushing the car door open and stepping out.
Shane Warner looked at her and said, "Whatever you make, I’ll eat."
Audrey Sutton smiled, hugged her books, walked down the car, bent over at the car door, waved at Shane Warner: "Bye, hubby."
Shane Warner smiled and nodded: "Pay attention in class, don’t keep texting during class on your phone."
Audrey Sutton chuckled silently, closed the car door, and walked towards the academic building, turning back every few steps.
Shane Warner parked the car at the spot and didn’t leave until her figure disappeared within the building.
Just after driving a little way down the road, Quentin Sterling waved at him from the roadside.
Shane Warner slowed down and stopped in front of Quentin Sterling, rolling down the window, Quentin greeted him with a smile: "Shane, is it really you? I thought I recognized the car."
Shane Warner nodded: "I was dropping off my wife at school."
Quentin pointed towards a dance studio nearby: "I was dropping off sothing for Clarissa too; she’s working as a dance teacher here now."
Shane Warner nodded gently, as Clarissa had already told him this at the beginning of the sester.
Quentin stood by the car, passed a cigarette to Shane Warner seeming to want to chat, Shane Warner opened the car door, stepped out, and took the cigarette from Quentin, both stood by the car as Quentin lit Shane Warner’s cigarette with his lighter before lighting his own.
"I was just about to look for you today, didn’t West City build a new golf course? Clarissa ntioned she wanted to go. The weather has improved recently, how about taking Audrey with us this weekend to have so fun?"
Shane Warner thought he happened to be free this weekend and hadn’t taken Audrey to such places yet, sotis taking her out to enjoy sothing new would be nice, so he nodded and said: "Sure, the venue belongs to The Suttons; it’s run by Audrey’s third brother and his friend. Taking Audrey might give us so perks."
Quentin laughed loudly: "Shane, do you care about those perks? You’re just showing off Audrey, but The Suttons have always kept a low profile, didn’t realize their business was so widespread."
Shane Warner chuckled, glanced at his watch, and said: "I have a eting at nine, let’s chat later."
"Alright, you’re busy, touch base later by phone."
In class, Audrey was seated next to Barry Barrett at the back row.
The student in front of them was playing a tower defense ga, and neither Audrey nor Barry was paying much attention.
Audrey held her phone, persistently flipping through na lists, noting down nas she thought were good in her notebook, including nas for both boys and girls, but none seed perfect yet.
She wanted a na that was not only pleasant but also aningful.
"Sutton, are you free this weekend?" Barry abruptly asked.
Audrey paused her writing, turned to Barry and asked, "What’s up?"
Barry smiled and said: "I ca up with a cosplay set, dual female leads, missing a partner; I was just discussing with Brother Hawke, and he said you’d be suitable. Would you co with this weekend?"
Audrey paused for a mont; Brother Hawke indeed hadn’t appeared much before her recently, yet recalling that night mattered, she couldn’t ignore what happened.
Although she kept Barry in the dark, she must keep distance from Brother Hawke; moreover, she wasn’t sure if this proposal was truly for shooting or had ulterior motives, Audrey laughed awkwardly and said: "I might not be free this weekend, I have to accompany my Third Young Master."
"Co on, you’re with your Third Young Master all the ti, one weekend doesn’t matter, co with ."
"I already made plans with him; he’s a very schedule-oriented person, disrupting his plans would annoy him." Audrey rely fabricated a reason.
Barry pouted: "Then I’ll ask my friends in the circle."
Audrey nodded, thought for a mont and asked: "How are things with your Brother Hawke lately?"
"Sa as before; during his birthday he introduced to his family, I even thought he was going to propose, but nothing happened; probably wants to wait for my graduation."
Audrey worried Brother Hawke might just be leading Barry on, not giving her any commitnt, but Barry apparently hadn’t thought in this direction.
If not for Brother Hawke saying those things to her that night, she may well think Brother Hawke was just waiting for Barry to graduate.
Audrey joked: "Feels like he hasn’t been looking for you at school lately, wouldn’t he start liking one of his models?"
Initially expecting Barry to confidently say "no way" or the like, Barry instead sighed and said: "Honestly, I’m also worried about this, so I want to marry him quickly; though being around models is part of his job, they’re all supermodels and big celebrities, over ti he might find his girlfriend just ordinary, and if he were to et soone outstanding in the anti, I’d probably face a breakup."
"Bear, you can’t think like that; if he truly finds you unsatisfactory, situations you ntioned would happen even post-marriage, so it’s necessary to let your heart settle for a while before getting married; if you’re just afraid of his change of heart and rushing into marriage, such a marriage would be full of anxiety."
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