My Dreamy Old Husband

Everyone felt so down that they almost cried.

Sophia secretly fixed her eyes on the tip of Quinton’s nose. He just had his previously crooked nose straightened, so he was probably still in the recovery period. Thinking that it wouldn’t be good for him to drink alcohol, she couldn’t help but remind him, “Professor Clark, didn’t you just undergo surgery? It isn’t a good idea to drink alcohol now, right?”

Quinton looked at Sophia and secretly winked at her, saying, “It’s alright; what I’m drinking is actually fruit juice.”

Sophia also winked at him mischievously as they both understood what he was talking about.

Having gotten his Bachelor’s degree from Bayside University, Quinton returned to teach at Bayside University after getting his Ph.D. degree overseas from a prestigious university. With such great academic qualifications, it would really be a waste for him to be a volunteer teacher in rural areas.

Instead of answering Sophia’s question immediately, Quinton took a small sip of his fruit juice. Then, he answered slowly, “Humans are higher animals, so they want to seek more things after having their fill. Different people have different dreams of their own; some seek to liberate their bodies, whereas some seek enlightenment of their souls.”

Startled, Sophia found herself at a loss for how to respond to Quinton’s reply.

What was she seeking?

What she wanted seemed to be very simple, for she just wanted to live well. Compared to what she was chasing after, what Quinton sought after was much more advanced.

She couldn’t help but hold out her wine glass to clink glasses with him, saying, “Here’s a toast to you.”

Quinton raised his glass and said to Sophia and everyone else, “Here’s a toast to everyone. I’ll come back often to visit you all in the future.”

Sophia nodded. “Alright.”

After having small talks with different people, she returned to where she had been just now and found Michael, who seemed to be in animated conversation with everyone.

There were already a few more people sitting on the sofa. Besides Michael and Irene, Stanley and Harry were here; it seemed that they were here to support Sophia.

“Sophia was very much like me back then, for she worked very hard when she was in high school. She studied alone till well past midnight every night without taking a rest.”

Irene had been trying hard to remind Michael of their lost years together, but he seemed totally uninterested, for all he talked about was Sophia. Irene was so pissed that her stomach churned, yet she couldn’t do anything. She could only put on a friendly and understanding smile while being forced to listen to Michael talking about his pretty young wife.

Stanley had taken out his game props to get ready to play games again at Michael’s suggestion.

soon run out of things to talk about if he kept on

props. He called

around the table and received

play games than to watch the awkward chat between Irene and

the game. While Stanley was setting up the props, she said to Michael, “Professor Clark

astounded. “Leaving? Where is he

to be a volunteer teacher

but whatever choice

be a waste for him to be a volunteer teacher in

began to play Truth or

Soon after that, the application announced the first question in a sweet female voice, “No.

mouth twitched at once as they looked at No. 6

6—instantly looked

had been livened up with great difficulty suddenly became awkward once

a smile, as if she knew

said that one’s current partner is his or her first love forever.” As he spoke, he held Sophia’s hand earnestly. “The name of my first love is

previously sullen face finally cracked into a bright

answer! The famous person who said that must be Michael

was startled for a moment before they

he could punch himself. What a lousy

awkward chuckle. “Let’s continue the game, everyone.

there was a hint of dissatisfaction in

round soon

“No. 6 and No. 7, please hold hands together with your fingers interlaced until the end

Michael’s face darkened again.

for a moment before a look

was No. 5, gave

and glared back at Sophia, for she was the person who had thought up the question and input