Now facing Wendy Wayne, Hugh Ronan felt a desire to explore.
He understood that most women wanted to be the only one, and he'd heard the joke in the circle before: A man like Henry Ronan was an earthly ideal, while Hugh Ronan was an earthly reality.
In a society that was developing at high speed, not only the economy, but emotions were the same.
Whether mature men and women, or young lovers, no one could escape the word desire.
Hugh Ronan thought Wendy Wayne was resistant to his past, but in fact, that wasn't the case.
Wendy Wayne was clear-headed, shaking her head, "It's not. No matter how glorious your past romances were, they have nothing to do with me. Before we're engaged, we are not responsible for each other. I had people I liked, you had girlfriends, it's all very normal."
Hugh Ronan heard her implied meaning, "Are you worried about after marriage?"
