Speaking of which, your connection with him is quite profound. He has that strange allergy, but only to you he doesn’t react. Tell me, aren’t you two predestined to be together?"
Hearing this, Joanna Lawrence should have been happy, but thinking of a certain matter, she couldn’t cheer up.
Gary White is a person who values his time above everything else.
He would never spend his time chatting idly with others.
But for Joanna, he repeatedly made exceptions.
Occasionally, he found idle chat not too bad.
More importantly, he felt relaxed being with Joanna.
Even just random talk seemed quite interesting.
He didn’t find it boring.
He had always wanted a younger sister; there was no lack of cousins at home, but he never found one he liked.
None of those sisters pleased him.
As daughters of wealthy families, spoiled since childhood, it was inevitable for them to be pampered and willful.
What he liked was the type of girl who, both in appearance and character, was well-behaved and clever.
Preferably, weaker in looks.
This would give him a desire to protect her.
And Joanna was the perfect sister in his mind, even her character was exactly what he liked— well-behaved and clever.
The most important point was, he wanted to be close to her when they were together.
This idea of wanting to be close was not an attraction between the sexes due to hormones.
A thought even came up in his mind; how great it would be if Joanna was his younger sister.
He would definitely make her the happiest, most spoiled little princess in the world.
He would do everything to treat her well, spoil her, and make up for his regret of not being by her side in the past.
However, he knew it was impossible.
Where could there be such good things.
How could he get his wish.
"Mr. White, if he met another woman who wouldn’t trigger his allergic reaction before me, would he also fall for that woman?"
This question has been hidden in Joanna’s heart for a long time.
Although she knows there is no need to worry about things that have not happened, she can’t help but think about it.
She had kept it to herself and never told anyone, just puzzled over it.
But now she has the desire to confide in Gary White.
She always feels that he, being talented and well-read, is able to see issues more clearly and maturely than her.
She wants to know his views and seeks his advice.
"Is that how you think?" Gary White looked at her in surprise.
"Uh, isn’t it?" Looking into his eyes, Joanna bit the corner of her lips, with confusion in her eyes, "He once mentioned when we were together, that I was the only person who didn’t trigger his allergies."
"So, he hoped I could stay by his side for a long period of time. That way, it would be easier for him to find out the exact reason."
After that, once the reason was found.
Her uniqueness and specialness to him would cease to exist, right?
Just as Rebecca Kelloway said, if she lost these unique features, if she is no longer the only one for him, would he still love her?
Would he still be as good to her as he is now?
There were things she dared not think about.
At first, she didn’t care, she never thought about being with him for the long term.