Do you, perhaps, know why Cameron has blonde hair? Is he not the old man’s son after all?
After rereading a few chapters, I’ve come to understand that he is not the old man’s son.
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. He is his biological son, everything was a misunderstanding, they mistook the sister's. Tha day it was edgar's mother, she just didnt want to get punished.
From what I understand, there was a misunderstanding, but Cameron still isn’t his biological son. The mother keeps denying it, but the child’s appearance is evidence enough. You can reread the last two chapters for clarity—both sisters cheated on their husbands.
I reread it and it obvious that it was her sistet that did the damage, i think she didnt wanna get more banished about it so they stayed silent. ╮(￣▽￣)╭ genes can work in mysterious ways sometimes.
Ok so this chapter is pretty straight forward so im not gonna go into detail and just summerize.
First lady of the house died after giving birth to Veronica. The new lady came in with her sister, and all the servants loved them so they helped them however they could. The sister of the lady fell for a known scoundrel, the Irish gardener of the property. He wanted her money, she wanted to be loved.
They had a child, and that exposed the affir. The Gardner was given the child and told to fuck off, he was given a letter of recommendation to work somewhere else. However, he had a scar from when the master beat him, and he was extremely doubtful of the letter bc he couldn't read it. So why would he trust the man that is sending him off in a rage?
Edgar's mom was essentially put on house arrest and her actual husband was betrayed and no longer trust her. Edgar's aunt (the lady of the house) vouched for her innocence despite knowing her sister was guilty on all charges.
The aunt gave birth to Cameron (I didn't really catch this part the panels started glitching/repeating? Idk why but pls lmk how to fix that) and he was a reminder of infidelity. So nobody in this family is happy and yes they are all related.
Yay drama and suffering for plot! How delightful