<div style="text-align: justify;">Sarah smiled when Adam said making a mural was a great idea. She agreed that they could hang it on the wall. Sarah was sure the kids would love to help making it and would treasure it for a long time. "Awesome, I'll be sure to take a picture of us all to go on it as well", she replied to Adam's comment.<br/><br/>Sarah's smile grew a bit wider when Adam said he loved her too. "I know, what's not to love?", she joked, shaking her head. To be honest, that was exactly what Sarah thought about Adam. She was as in love with him now as she had been years ago. Sure, they were older, busier and sometimes too tired to do anything more than kissing each other good night. Still, Sarah felt that they had a happy life.<br/><br/>To be honest, Sarah hadn't thought too much about the reality show until she stopped to actually read the ad. All that money would be really great. They could rest assured that their kids would have college paid for, and Adam could finally have his dream of having his own restaurant come true.<br/><br/>When Adam told her about his objections, Sarah nodded. They did make sense, and deserved to be addressed. Still, she thought they should weigh the opportunities against the risks.<br/><br/>When Adam finished speaking, Sarah wrapped her arms around his neck and kissed his lips gently. "Honey. It could mean your dream of having your own restaurant come true, it could mean a better life for the kids... what do you have to lose in just talking to someone and seeing what it's like?".<br/><br/>After this question, Sarah fell silent. She knew Adam was the breadwinner in the household, but she felt she should also have a say in what happened around the house, and well... couldn't hurt to try and get some more information about the reality show, right? If it didn't work out with his job, he could just not sign up for it.</div>