Daxton Lancaster's response made Violet Zimmerman very disappointed. He stroked Violet's cheek and laughed, saying, "I am the head of the Lancaster Family, even if you are the lady of the house, you must listen to me as the family head."
What Daxton said was true, his tone gentle and soft, but Violet wished he would say some sweet nothings, even knowing they were meant to deceive her into happiness, just to satisfy her small vanity.
She is a woman, not an empress; even if everyone in the world obeys her orders, they can't compare to her husband listening to her.
She understood that a man in a high position is accustomed to controlling others.
However, she wasn't just anyone; she was his wife, the closest person to him.
If a man is willing to comply with a woman's every wish, it shows he truly loves her, and the opposite indicates he doesn't love her enough.
