Before marriage, adhering strictly to religious law, not even holding hands; this time, she felt she should continue to follow the law even more strictly.
"This girl, poisoned by feudal etiquette, is truly pure and cute."
Amita, with zero experience, might not understand her current state, but Byron was fully aware.
The reasoning is not complex.
It is said there exists a shortcut to the deepest part of a woman's heart, and they especially hold special feelings for their first man.
Now, Amita is unaware that nothing has happened between them, naturally also developing such feelings.
The more beautiful a woman, the more deceitful she can be; the same goes for handsome men.
Fortunately, Byron's ambitions lay elsewhere; if he let loose and played to his talents, any playboy claiming not to be touched by countless flowers would be insignificant before him.
