The narrator tells us that her husband is a "traditional" man, meaning that he doesn't say "I love you" or "I miss you." He just says "I'm in love with you." She teases him about it, and he's happy. He gives her his business card, which she accidentally spills on the table. He also gives her a yellow peach, which he calls "too sour." The narrator says she's afraid her husband will be jealous, but then she tells us about her grandma, who is getting older. She says that she can't communicate with her, because she can only speak to her in English. She tells her grandma that she should come visit her more often, because her grandma is lonely.
The narrator tells us that her husband is a "traditional" man, meaning that he doesn't say "I love you" or "I miss you." He just says "I'm in love with you." She teases him about it, and he's happy. He gives her his business card, which she accidentally spills on the table. He also gives her a yellow peach, which he calls "too sour." The narrator says she's afraid her husband will be jealous, but then she tells us about her grandma, who is getting older. She says that she can't communicate with her, because she can only speak to her in English. She tells her grandma that she should come visit her more often, because her grandma is lonely.