She gazed at her husband. Being loved and admired by a man like that-and she knew that this man, this mechanic, this fixer of machines with their broken hearts, did indeed love and admire her-was like walking in the sunshine; it gave the same feeling of warmth and pleasure to bask in the love of one who has promised it, publicly at a wedding ceremony, and who is constant in his promise that such love will be given for the rest of his days. What more could any woman ask? None of us, she thought, not one single one of us, could ask for anything more than that.
The protagonist reflects on her relationship with her husband, feeling immense warmth and joy from his love and admiration. She compares this feeling to basking in sunshine, emphasizing the comfort that comes from a man who not only loves her but also commits to that love through marriage. The public expression of their devotion during their wedding reinforces the strength of their bond, making her feel cherished and secure in their life together.
She contemplates the significance of such love, realizing that it brings a deep sense of fulfillment and happiness. In her mind, there is nothing more a woman could desire than to be loved genuinely and enduringly by someone who consistently promises their devotion. This reflection showcases the simple yet profound contentment found in a loving partnership, highlighting the values of love and commitment in her life.
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