Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love

That was it? Matthew rejected dozens of Richard's sketches just because of that?

Richard looked at Matthew in disbelief, unable to hide his disdain. "Signor Leon, this is where you're wrong. You shouldn't restrict women from wearing beautiful clothes. Besides, none of the designs are skimpy. They don't expose anything inappropriate."

Matthew frowned at Richard and said discontentedly, "I told you to call me Matthew. As for the fabric, how is that enough? How is it not revealing when it looks to me as if you're revealing everything? "You've exposed a bit of the waist, the wrists, the thighs, and the shoulders... Can't you add more fabric?"

Lucy finally understood where the problem lay.

She looked at Matthew expressionlessly and thought, 'Matthew, do you even know what you're talking about? Even someone like me, who doesn't work in the fashion industry, knows that all dresses nowadays reveal some part of a woman's body to make her look sexier.'

If she did not have to go to work and was going shopping with Chelsea, she would wear off-the-shoulder dresses too. However, would she dare tell Matthew that? Hell no!

Lucy was afraid that Matthew would keep an eye on what she wore every time she went out, so she kept quiet.

comments, Richard held his forehead helplessly. "Matthew, you're too old-fashioned. It's okay for women to show

were expected to be fully veiled with utmost modesty and confined within the chambers of their homes, seldom venturing beyond the thresholds of their

Richard in astonishment. She did not expect a foreigner to be so fluent in

"Just look at your wife's beautiful figure. If she doesn't wear dresses that

He took Lucy's wrist and

people there

"Hey, wait a minute!"

Matthew. "Why did I fly from Paris on a last-minute flight

designer, he refused to let Matthew trample upon his

coldly. "In that case, design

unable to suppress

be so overprotective of your wife that she doesn't even have the privilege to wear nice clothing!' Richard grumbled about Matthew in his mind, but he dared not utter a