I thought marriage was for ever. I really did. I thought Luke and I would grow old and grey together. Or at least, old. {I'm not intending to go grey, ever...}
In the excerpt from "Shopaholic & Baby" by Sophie Kinsella, the narrator reflects on her belief that marriage is a lasting commitment. She expresses a strong conviction that her relationship with Luke would endure through the years, envisioning a future where they grow old together. This highlights a sense of hope and idealism often associated with marriage.
However, there is also a playful tone when she mentions not intending to go grey, suggesting a desire to maintain youthfulness. This combination of earnestness about the permanence of love and light-heartedness about aging creates a relatable and engaging perspective on marriage and personal aspirations.
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