In this narrative, Christina is struggling with her new, modest living situation with her partner, Jesus. The house is starkly different from what she was used to, and it lacks basic amenities. Despite her initial excitement, she faces significant challenges such as sleeping on the floor, washing clothes by hand, and dealing with bugs.

Her sister, Iris, visits and expresses strong disapproval of Christina’s living conditions, suggesting that Jesus’s lifestyle doesn’t match the standard of his possessions. Iris implies that Jesus should be investing more in improving their home, hinting at the disparity between his apparent wealth and the humble state of their house. Iris offers Christina a place to stay if she ever decides to leave Jesus, but Christina firmly declines, insisting that she values the love and simplicity of her current life.

As Christina struggles with these issues, she begins to question whether Iris's points are valid. However, she tries to reassure herself, focusing on the love she has with Jesus and their future together. Jesus, on the other hand, is planning to reveal his true, more luxurious living situation as a surprise for Christina, hoping it will change her perspective.

The story highlights themes of love, sacrifice, and self-worth versus material wealth. Christina's internal conflict reflects the tension between her current reality and her previous life, while Jesus's deception underscores the complexities of maintaining authenticity in relationships.