They shifted to grandma's activities and then somehow they ended with Naia's search for a proper job.
Naia told her about her options and, like Leon, grandma didn't seem too comfortable with her choices.
"You don't have to take a job. You said you didn't even go to school, right?" Grandma said, shaking her head. "It's better for you to help me out of the house, maybe learn to cook as well like a good housewife."
Leon wanted to agree, but he couldn't do so.
He wouldn't directly ask it of her either, but it would indeed be nice if Naia stayed at home and was always there whenever he came home.
Maybe she would greet him with a welcome home kiss, and then their children would follow right behind her.
How happy would that be?
However, he saw Naia's lips pursed and he patted her head. He knew that, for now, this wasn't what Naia was imagining in her mind.
