As if nothing had ever happened.
That mental fortitude was impressive.
Along the way.
Eunice glanced at the quietly composed girl beside her and asked, “Bella, aren’t you curious why, out of everyone, I chose to bring only you to tonight’s birthday bash, and not Serena?”
“Is it because she’s not the right fit?” Arabella guessed, “Or is it because you want me to get to know what kind of people Mom’s side of the family are?”
“Yes, but that’s not the main reason.” Eunice smiled, her gaze fixed ahead, her red lips curling, “You must have heard enough rumors by now. Take a guess, why have I been by Alexander’s side for so long without ever thinking of leaving?”
Arabella sensed something in her words.
“Figured it out?” Eunice saw a flicker of insight in Arabella’s eyes and her smile grew even more beautiful, “So quick to catch on, you truly are my dear niece.”
Arabella wasn’t entirely sure, but she ventured her guess.
“You were hurt and Mr. Elliot brought you to Alexander. Normally, the first thing upon waking would be to leave, to find a way back to Uncle Bard, because I can tell, you and Uncle Bard truly love each other, you can’t live without one another.”
“But you didn’t leave, you stayed, and even took the opportunity to win over a number of Alexander’s men. Those men are fiercely loyal to you. It wouldn’t have been difficult for any of them to send a message to Uncle Bard, but you didn’t do that. This means there’s something there worth staying for. You mentioned true love with Uncle Bard, and that’s a big reason for your staying.”
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