Chapter 13 Would You Regret Not Doing It?

Sabrina turned to Curtis with a serious expression. "You may not realize it, but your grandfather is actually an easygoing and pleasant man to hang out with. With all due respect, I think you have it backward—I'm not the one who needs to change; you are." She continued, "If you don't want this to happen again, then don't bring your work home. Focus on your family when you're at home. Think about it—if work is the only thing that matters to you, then why even come home? Why agree to a marriage you didn't want in the first place?" Curtis loved his grandfather. He cared about what the old man thought. The reason he had agreed to get married was because his grandfather was dying and Daniel really wanted to see his grandson get married. Curtis himself had zero expectations for the marriage. The problem was that Curtis showed very little of his concern outwardly. Few people could tell how much Curtis cared from the way he interacted with Daniel. "What's that supposed to mean?" "I mean