"Don't you think we should be honest with each other?"

  Kevin asked while staring at Leena with a smile. She didn't need to do any housework whenever he was with her. After all, he was used to it as a soldier. All she needed to do was stay by his side and look at him affectionately.

  "Come on, Kevin! People all have secrets. This is your room, huh?" Leena asked as she looked around. This room was very different from the one back in S City's Grand Apartment. The whole style of his bedroom was cold enough to scream that it was owned by a tough guy.

  "Yep! I don't really come here much. It seems that they have redecorated it." The man gave his place a quick once-over and found a lot of things new in it.

  "It's perfect. Very manly, actually." Leena walked around and then stopped before an art-piece set in the room. She played with it carefully. Had she been that room's designer, she would have added tons of softer elements.

  "You mean the house we live in S City isn't manly? And I'm not a real man?" Kevin shot his wife a dagger stare as he fumed with anger. That was huge fake though because the truth was, he cherished this moment when Leena could just be herself. He loved her true colors and didn't want her to change who she was for anyone.

  "Hahaha! You're so funny!" A loud laugh escaped from Leena's chest. If Kevin was not a real man, then there would be no real men in this world.

  "Leena, go take a bath. You must be exhausted after a long trip. I'd like to take you to the army base to have a walk later." Kevin gazed at Leena with a doting smile. He took out their clothes from the suitcases and hung them in the closet. He might have not noticed how he had given more and more importance to his wife gradually. However, his heart was dangerously at the nick of it, and it was only a matter of time for him to completely fall in love with her.

  "Sure! Oh, god! My muscles are killing me! I'm absolutely frozen!" Leena didn't expect that the temperature there varied greatly from the one in S City. She could have worn something thicker if she knew. It was lucky that money could solve most problems in the world. She pl

  difficult position." The young woman sighed before she drank up the ginger soup. She was aware of her health. It would be a huge inconvenience for her to spend the next few days with his family if she caught a cold.

  "Excuse me? Did I put you in a difficult position? When?" Now Kevin's eyes were wide with even more confusion. He just fetched a bowl of ginger soup for her. It wasn't like a bowl of soup could cause the end of the world!

  "Figure it out yourself! Since your mom is cooking, I'd better go downstairs to help her." She stood and was about to go downstairs with the empty bowl. No woman wanted her daughter-in-law to be a lazy person. Leena was determined to make an immaculate profile for herself.

  "That's not necessary. Our maid is also there. Come on, let me show you around." Kevin patted her head to comfort her. He got it. She was getting worked up about setting her impression to his parents. He thought that she was thinking too much though. His mother was a reasonable and kind-hearted person while Leena was a sensible girl. He believed that they would go along really well.

  "Really?" Leena raised her head and looked at Kevin, confused.

  "Yes. Don't worry. I just told Mom that we're going to hang around the army base." Kevin went to the closet, selected one of his coats and draped it over her shoulders in a swift motion. She didn't bring thick coats and they had no time to buy her a new one.