Aria showed her approval.
“I guess there is no need for a maid. All of us are healthy, so why bother? Whoever comes to stay can clean it after arriving and before leaving. It’s fully furnished.”
Isabella frowned, “I don’t know how to cook. Dan does not either.”
Aria shrugged, “Bring one of your maids over then. There are a few empty rooms anyway.”
They all laughed at that.
Eliyana sat in the swing outside as she looked at the six of them leisurely strolling and laughing happily like a family.
She felt a strange emotion in her heart. She did not remember having a similar time in her life ever.
She had been traveling the world for the past few years but traveled alone. She never had friends. Even her family did not have such a time together.
Unexpectedly Lina’s words about being equal and having a man who loved her more than she loved him came to her mind.
Was she wrong in her thoughts?
But that emotion quickly slipped off. “How could men and women be equals? There was no way.”
She dran
