Chapter 66

After lunch at Aunt Miho's shop, Henry took Lily for a walk to Ridgewood Park. In the past, when their stomachs were hungry in the afternoon, they would often take a stroll in Ridgewood Park while looking at the street food sellers.

Back then, when Lily's savings were low, dinner was an activity that they omitted. Skipping dinner proved easier than skipping breakfast. That's why, when the hunger struck their stomachs, Henry and Lily would sit in Ridgwood's garden, watching the people go by until they were both seized by an irresistible drowsiness. After hunger was drowned out by sleepiness, they would go home and fall asleep without bothering to reduce their meager money.

"Honey, I brought you here on purpose, so that I would always remember that I was once a useless husband." Henry muttered as soon as he and Lily arrived at Ridgewood Park.

At that time, one of Lily's hands grabbed Henry's elbow, holding him close as she rested her head on his shoulder. Lily's eyes were closed as she
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