After eating the meal James Brown had prepared, Lucy Campbell couldn't help but silently praise him in her heart. If she had a husband like James Brown, eating his cooking every day, she would certainly be very happy.
Reaching Lucy Campbell's level, her criteria for a boyfriend differed from others. She didn't require family background, looks, or wealth; what mattered most was whether a man could give her the feeling of home, whether he could provide her with a secure embrace. James Brown met her standards just right.
Lucy was also a woman who knew when to advance and when to retreat. Appearing beside James Brown had already puzzled him. If she had confessed her feelings too early, she might have scared James away. Her plan was to make James genuinely fall for her.
So after dinner, she returned to her own home early.
