So back then, besides linguistics, she secretly studied economics.
"Charlotte, you don't have to do that, Dad just wants you and your husband to live well."
Isaac Thompson's eyes reddened. His daughter wasn't coddled for so many years in vain.
"Moreover, this battle is hard to fight. Alexander has hardly ever lost in these past few years; he's a business genius." Isaac often admired his son-in-law.
"Dad, I also want to tell you something. I want to go to the company to be your assistant, or something else. I don't want to sit at home all day and night; it feels like time passes so slowly."
Nora Thompson took the opportunity to explain her thoughts; she doesn't really want to be in the same space as Alexander. It makes her feel anxious and out of place.
And lately, he's been coming home earlier and even staying in on weekends, following her to read original foreign-language books, leaving her no space for quiet contemplation.
"How do you understand these things?"
