South Grant thought about Nathan Foster's expression earlier, the more he thought about it, the more he felt it was probably a marriage certificate, the red seal and the 9.9 on it, what else could it be but a marriage certificate?
South Grant had lived two lives and had never seen what a marriage certificate looked like. She had never been married, so how could she know?
It turns out Nathan Foster was saying that as long as she married him, he would tell her all his secrets.
Dealing with a man who sweet-talks all the time is truly exhausting.
Because it takes her a long time to realize what's going on.
If Nathan Foster had just said, "Be my wife, and I'll tell you my secrets."
How simple would that have been? But he had to take such a roundabout way.
South Grant thought about her age and their identities.
