Only then did she realize that although they were tied into marriage, it gave the law responsibility, and under the guarantee and authority of the law, it naturally gave men and women a unique sense of attachment and sense of security. Since then, she and Joseph had been the two closest people in the world.
Closeness was not just physical.
A pair of man and woman, a pair of married man and woman, are absolutely different in the sense of security and affinity. The former is only physically attached, and the latter is attached to each other physically, psychologically, and about responsibilities and obligations.
Thinking about it, she felt amazed. Joseph told her that things would not move until he returned to pack.
Irish was moved, gently making the "um" sound.
Hanging up the phone, Irish looked at the clock on the wall, thinking that only time could be faster.
Time passed.
In sleep, she only felt a little itchy on her chest.
