Although she still had some inner conflict, Jennifer loved Titus deeply.
As long as Titus didn’t look down on her and insisted on marrying her, she was willing to marry him.
Since they would be husband and wife, they were indeed equals. There was no distinction between them.
Jane and the others had always tried to reassure her, telling her that they had never treated her as a servant but as family. Titus, of course, loved her dearly.
She would become Titus’s wife and the matriarch of the Labbe family in the future.
She couldn’t keep feeling inferior or self-conscious. She needed to be confident, graceful, and unafraid of anyone.
Jennifer was somewhat insecure and often felt that she wasn’t good enough for Titus.
