And she, well, she's taken this rightful position.
But if he ever meets a girl he likes in the future, it wouldn't be good for her to hold onto this position.
Maybe he'd even start to resent and dislike her because of this, and she'd end up like the cannon fodder fiancée in a romance novel.
"What do you mean, what to do? I have a fiancée, so how could I like another girl?"
William Wilson frowned at her, always feeling that she never really took this marriage to heart.
It's purely because he is her idol and coincidentally there's this engagement, so she didn't refuse.
Laura Jones thought William Wilson was right; since he has a fiancée, of course, he should bear this responsibility and not be fickle.
That's the principle, but Laura always felt it somehow didn't apply to William Wilson.
But she didn't know how to argue against him.
Finally, she asked:
"Do you like me then? What if..."
"I do."
