The room was filled with a pleasant aroma, the atmosphere relaxed, and Jasmine Yale felt neither oppressed nor restrained.
Justin Usama was quite an interesting person, well-mannered, polite, and his behavior was not abrupt.
"Miss Yale looks very young, doesn't seem like you've had children, more like a college student," Justin Usama said. "How is life going now?"
"It's pretty good, with my daughter, I'm satisfied with everything."
"Seems like your work and life revolve around your daughter? Haven't thought much for yourself?"
"Maybe this is how it feels to be a mother. I wasn't like this before; I used to be quite willful," Jasmine Yale reflected. "But people will always evolve, and I'm quite content with my current situation—fulfilled, busy, happy. If I could have a warm home, that would be even better."
She wants to give Little Clementine a complete, warm family, not one that is filled with arguments and indifference.
