Imzadi
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I think Chris is gonna wake up one morning really regretting that he sold his "Soules". I really, really think he knows his life is not going to be the passionate one he seemed pretty happy chasing so he is having his last hurrah in LA. Word is that this is a business arrangement, and I honestly believe that over them being "Soule-mates"
But, isn't that what most "old fashioned" marriages are? They pick someone with the best "fit" and make it work, over going with their hearts? In some ways, I think Chris has those old fashioned values. Got them from his parents down the road, and generations upon generations of the farm life.
The problem today is we are living decades longer than before and there are more opportunities of other kinds. Like I DO think Whitney will be over the SAHM and farmer's wife routine in 6-7 years when the last kid is finally out of diapers and is in school all day. She will want back into a faster, more high-powered city life. And that's when both Chris & her find there may not be enough love there after all to keep them together, even with the kids. Or they stay together and she & the kids are basically in Chicago.
Those kids will be going to very competitive colleges, and she will do what it takes to prepare them for it. Just like she has a 10 year planned outlined for herself now. And if some small high school in Arlington, with very few extra-curricular activities to put on their college applications isn't the place, she WILL move those kids, farm or no farm.