If It's Not Enough, It Means that You're Looking Down on Me, And I Won't Marry You

When Lucas came in, he saw Sugar Bun and Biscuit muttering about what they wanted to eat. Elizabeth sat at one side and answered perfunctorily, "Sure." Children were easily pleased. When they heard their mother say "sure", they smiled contentedly as if they had already gotten it. When they saw Lucas coming over, both Sugar Bun and Biscuit's eyes lit up, and they headed towards him in their small, thick legs. "Dad, let's eat," Biscuit spoke in an aggrieved tone. Lucas quickly went up to hold each of them and asked them to sit down. The two little guys couldn't walk steadily yet, and they would fall down after a few steps. After Lucas asked them to sit down, he said, "I'll cook for you later." After that, he pulled Elizabeth to one side and said, "My work is going well over there. Let's get married?" Hearing what he had said, Elizabeth lifted her eyebrows and said, "Your plan is going smoothly, what does it have to do with our marriage?" Lucas looked embarrassed and said, "Nothing, but d