"And so?" Sienna Johnson asked.
"So, women shouldn't be too strong-willed. If a man is unwilling to spend money on you, it's better to break it off early. It's only right for women to spend men's money!" Tessa Harrington argued confidently.
Tessa is three years younger than Sienna Johnson, and a three-year gap makes a generation gap.
Sienna Johnson looked at Tessa, always feeling that this gap was more than just one; there might be two or even three.
"Have you ever thought about it? If one day you grow old and lose your allure, and he falls for someone else and abandons you, how will you live? By that time, when you try to go back to work, you're already lacking competitiveness.
And if you're bringing up a child, life will be bleak."
Sienna Johnson signed her name with a swift stroke, still approving Tessa's leave request.
"Then I'll sort out a Property Certificate before marriage. If we divorce, I'll make him give me all the money."
