I Won't Disappoint You

"Mr. Hodge, listen to what you're saying. Little Specky is a human being, not a toy. I'm marrying her because I like her, how could I do it for fun? When I'm with her, my life is filled with color and it does become fun." Jefferson's bluntness was often a double-edged sword. He was always straightforward with his loved ones and friends around him. Even if he knew his words might upset Hodge, he still spoke his mind. This was because he also knew that Hodge was also a smart man. Hodge had experienced life and seen plenty of the world. If he wanted Hodge to approve of him and Adrienne's marriage, he had to be sincere. Hence, he came here with all his sincerity. "You like her? How come I can't tell at all?" In fact, Hodge could see it, but he had his own considerations. After all, marriage was not a trifling matter. Jefferson moved closer to Hodge's eyes and said, "Mr. Hodge, take another good look. Gaze into my eyes. There is no one else except Little Specky." Hodge pushed him away. "The