When Reese went downstairs, he only saw Lyra's back. She had to go through onboarding training and had been called away by the person in charge.
Just as Mr. John said, she had lost weight, and her figure and temperament were different from before. But Reese didn't think she had become any more beautiful; he mainly thought she had always been beautiful. In his eyes, she was still the same person.
What he cared about was the hardships she had endured. In less than a month, she had become so thin; the effort she had put in was unimaginable.
What did Mr. John just say? Do young girls all love to be pretty and lose weight?
No matter how Reese thought about it, he couldn't understand it. Was this the generation gap? After all, he was ten years older than her.
Unlike her husband, who is the
