We were leaving a football game amidst a throng of people.
My husband, who never displays affection in public, took my hand. I was delighted. As we walked hand in hand out of the stadium, I looked up at him, smiling, and asked, "You don't want to lose me?"
"No," he said. "I don't want to look for you."
我们随着一大群人离开橄榄球比赛现场。
我那位从不在公开场合流露感情的丈夫，这时拉住了我的手。我非常高兴。当我们手牵手走出体育场时，我抬头看着他，笑着问道：“你是不想失去我吗？”
“不是，”他说。“我只是不想去找你。”
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