Chapter 68

"That's nonsense!" Teresa held Tiffany's hand and cupped her cheek. She said gently, "My darling Tiff is the most adorable and obedient young lady in this world. When you get married, your husband has to be the best man you can find. "Don't worry about the future. I'll make sure you won't experience the hardships I've experienced; I'll find you the best man in the world. I won't let him make you suffer." Tiffany bit her lip without saying anything. Teresa thought she was being willful and saying these things in the heat of the moment, but she meant what she'd said. Society seemed to have already stuck certain labels onto women—they had to marry, have children, and stay home to raise their children. They could only rely on men to survive, so men weren't to blame even if they made mistakes. It was as if marriage wasn't the natural next step for two people who were in love—it was more of a makeshift prison for women. And it would take unbelievable courage for a woman to break fr