"Are you worried Stille will get the wrong idea?" Avita pressed her lips together, but finally failed to hold back a giggle. "President, you... aren't you worrying a little too much?"
"How is it too much? Great Mage Camilla just warned me about this. How could I not worry?" Xu Yi said irritably. "What if Stille thinks the same way Great Mage Camilla does? Wouldn't that be a disaster?"
As Avita looked at Xu Yi, the amusement on her face gradually gave way to admiration.
"President, I really envy Stille. She's so lucky to have a husband as outstanding as you who's also devoted to her."
"Isn't that perfectly normal?" Xu Yi asked, puzzled. "What kind of man isn't faithful to his own wife?"
"No, President. I'm certain your way of thinking is unique in the Lampari Kingdom, and probably rare even across the entire Sains Continent," Avita said, shaking her head.
"Are you saying all the men on the Sains Continent are womanizers?" Xu Yi asked.
Avita sighed. "Actually, as far as men are concerned, there's no such thing as womanizing. The common view on the Sains Continent is that a man's life can only be considered complete if he has relationships with at least three women."
"Are you saying I'm not a complete man?" Xu Yi's eyes widened. "Do you girls actually want your husbands to find other women?"
"From our perspective as women, of course not." Avita shook her head. "But everyone on the continent accepts this view, and it's essentially something we can't change. For example, President, although you and Stille have a very good relationship now and you want to remain faithful to her, no one-not even you-can be certain you won't change in the future and become involved with another girl, can they?"
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