36. Seal The Deal

As Elizabeth continues to work in the kitchen, she can't help but feel a sense of happiness and gratitude. She considers herself fortunate that Tristan has proposed to her, and their flirtatious looks only deepen her affection for him.

In her eyes, Tristan's boldness is overshadowed by his inherent goodness, and she believes that his short temper and jealousy stem from his deep care for her.

As their relationship progresses, Elizabeth finds herself gaining a deeper understanding of Tristan's complexities.

She recognizes that his behavior is rooted in his love for her, albeit expressed in misguided ways at times. She begins to see beyond his flaws and glimpses the potential for growth and change within him.

However, Elizabeth's mind is not without concerns.

She wonders if Tristan will share their news with the rest of the family, particularly when Mrs. Johnson, a significant figure, learns about their relationship.

The thought of Mrs. Johnson's reaction le