Nina Sinclair sat in the passenger seat, her mind constantly turning over what had happened earlier.
Marcus Walsh’s girlfriend disdained him for being just a small assistant. Upon hearing this, would Julian Lancaster, who is also an assistant, feel any psychological burden?
After some thought, Nina Sinclair decided to give him some reassurance.
She coughed lightly and asked, "Did you have any thoughts about what Marcus said earlier?"
Julian Lancaster focused on driving, taking a moment to glance at Nina Sinclair, "What thoughts?"
If it weren’t for Nina Sinclair’s too calm expression now, he would almost think she had discovered his true nature.
"It’s just..." Nina Sinclair racked her brains to figure out how to describe it, and after organizing her words, she continued, "Marcus’ girlfriend disdained him for being an assistant, but actually... I think being an assistant is pretty good, and every job deserves respect..."
Julian Lancaster originally wondered what Nina Sinclair suddenly meant by saying these things, and it wasn’t until he heard this that he slowly realized.
Could it be that Nina Sinclair was worried he felt inferior due to his assistant status, so she’s expressing her attitude, telling him she wouldn’t disdain him for being an assistant?
At that moment, Julian Lancaster was somewhat amused yet speechless.
After a while, he asked, "But I don’t have a house."
"It’s okay not to have a house, we can earn money to buy one ourselves! Your monthly salary isn’t too little, and since I’ve now been promoted to manager, if we save a bit, we could still buy a house in Veridia."
Nina Sinclair seemed to think of something and asked, "By the way, are houses expensive where your parents live? If they aren’t, we could buy one nearby and it would be convenient to care for them."
Julian Lancaster didn’t know what to say for a moment.
Generally, girls don’t like living near the elderly, but Nina Sinclair actively suggested living near his parents to conveniently care for them.
In actuality, his parents are in good health and don’t need their care.
This is merely Nina Sinclair being considerate of him.
Just then, the car arrived back at the apartment parking lot, and after Julian Lancaster parked the car, he said, "If my parents knew their daughter-in-law thought about them so much, they would definitely be very touched."
Nina Sinclair smiled, seeing that Julian Lancaster was not affected, she was relieved.
Julian Lancaster’s tone shifted, saying, "But you don’t need to worry about the house; earning money is a man’s job. You can rely on me, you don’t have to work so hard."
Upon hearing Julian Lancaster’s words, Nina Sinclair was momentarily speechless.
Since leaving the Sinclair Family, she has always worked hard on her own, silently swallowing all the hardships, never telling her aunt and uncle to avoid worrying them. No one had ever said such words to her.
"Hubby, you’re too good."
It was the first time Julian Lancaster heard Nina Sinclair call him that voluntarily, and the sound made him feel like he was hearing heavenly music. A small ripple arose in his heart, and his body and mind felt joy, looking at Nina Sinclair with an even softer gaze. Follow current novels on novᴇl(ꜰ)ire.ɴet
Nina Sinclair reached out and held his big hand, her eyes firm as she said, "We’ll earn money together to buy the house; I won’t let you bear the hardship alone."
Seeing Nina Sinclair’s determined look, Julian Lancaster wasn’t sure if he should tell her that they lack for nothing.
Finally, he reached out and gently patted her head.
He married a good girl.