My Bossy CEO Husband by Symon Diller

Her tone was soft and coaxing.

Rosalynn remained wordless, yet she absorbed her words.

If it were in the past, she could have brushed off such advice.

But with the passing days, she had come to recognize the wrongfulness of her actions.

“Excellence in women is admirable, but in marriage, some adaptability is essential. Don’t let your marriage unravel as Noemi’s did.”

Rosalynn observed Gail’s inviting smile and found herself yearning to listen to her advice.

Raised by her grandfather, Rosalynn had grown accustomed to a certain toughness.

she behaved in a straightforward, almost masculine manner, never

maternal figure to guide her in nurturing her

marriage suffered greatly because of

affection, the secret lies in the care you invest into the marriage and the art of winning his heart. Noemi, however, raised in affluence, never learned to temper her ego to capture her husband’s love. Initially, a wife’s strong will can be enticing, a challenge a man is eager to indulge, but in time, it can become suffocating. And when a gentle, endearing woman enters the scene, such a marriage is

women really diminish

not. Yet, marriage demands reciprocal patience and comprehension. A woman can’t be perpetually yielding or perpetually dominant. She

does one find

on your own. It’s akin to dancing the tango. When your partner advances, you retreat. If they retreat, you advance. This unspoken sync isn’t established overnight. As for the complexity of marriage, well, that’s hard to

as

though somewhat befuddled, took

she voiced, “Mrs. Moreno,