In such cases, if it were any other woman, she would definitely be clamoring, questioning why work had to be discussed during a honeymoon, why not accompany her instead.
But Amanda Jenkins wouldn't be unreasonable and cling to him.
It wasn't that she didn't love Lucas Griffin enough, she too wished to be by his side every single moment.
But she understood him, knew that his work was demanding.
A beautiful love should leave space for the other to breathe.
Love is a warm companionship, not a suffocating bind.
After lunch, Lucas Griffin went to discuss his work, and Amanda strolled alone to places her brother had once visited.
Back then, she didn't know what her brother had come to Paris for, as she had to take care of their mother, or she would have come with him.
Her brother knew she liked Paris, so he would take photos of the places he visited each day and email them to her.
Without realizing it, Amanda found herself walking into an alley.
